This section is from the book "The Science And Art Of Phrase-Making", by David Wolfe Brown. Also available from Amazon: The science and art of phrase-making.
if he ca(n) if he is if he is not if he was if his if his desire
if possible
if such
if that
if that has
if that has been
if that is
if that is done
if that is not
if that were
if they
if they were
if this
if we
if we do
if we have
if we take
if we think
if you are
if you ca(n)
if you ca(n)not
if you have
if you must
if you receive
if your
in accordance
in addition
in advance
(For phrases beginning
with in all, see Paragraph
352.)
in another
in another case
in another instance
in answer
in any
in any business
in any case
in any degree in any instance in any position in any way in anything in behalf in business in chief in detail in effect in every case in existence in general in God's name

in his
in his behalf
in his business
in his interest
in his judgment
in his opinion
in his own
in his own business
in his own interest
in his own name
in his position
in his testimony
in it
in its
in itself
in its own
in its place
in its position
in Jesus Christ
in judgment
in many
in many instances
in many particulars
in my life
in my opinion
in my presence
in my speech
in part
in person
in progress
in proportion
in pursuance
in such
in such cases
in such manner
in such way
in such words
in such matters
in that
in that manner
in that matter
in them
in this
in this age
in this business
in this case
in this claim
in this instance
in this manner
in this neighborhood
in this part
in this place
in this respect
in this world
in which
in which he
in which you in which you are engaged in which you are understood in your
in your presence in yourself in so much as into that into their into them
into these (vocalize these) into this into those into this country is done is necessary is not
is not necessary is not necessarily is not quite is not quite clear is not only is not that is not this is now is so is that is this
it appears that it brings it ca(n) it ca(n) be it ca(n) be made
it ca(n) be said
it ca(n) have
it ca(n) make
it ca(n)not
it cannot be
it cannot be done
it cannot be said
it could
it could be
it could be done
it could be made
it could be said
it could have
it could not
it could not be done
it could not be made
it could not be said
it could not have
it has been it has been done it has been found it has been known it has been observed
it has not been it has not done it is absolutely it is admitted it is also it is always it is believed it is better it is clear it is clearly
it is done
it is enough
it is found
it is generally
it is good
it is important
it is impossible
it is no doubt
it is intended
it is interesting
it is just
it is known
it is manifest
it is most
it is mos(t) important
it is mos(t) likely
it is my opinion
it is nearly
it is necessary
it is necessarily
it is no
it is no more
it is no part
it is no use
it is none
it is not
it is not intended
it is not known
it is not necessary
it is not only
it is not so
it is not understood
it is nothing
it is nothing more
it is now
it is observed
it is one
it is only
it is only necessary
it is perhaps
it is plain
it is probable-y
it is quite clear
it is rather
it is right
it is so
it is surely
it is that
it is their
it is then
it is this
it is true
it is understood
it is unknown
it is unnecessary
it is wonderful
it is wrong
it is your
it is yours
it looked
it looks
it makes
it makes no difference
it may
it may never
it might not be
it must
it mus (t) be
it mus (t) not
it perhaps
*Indeed, in order that it may not be confounded with no doubt, is never joined in a phrase, except at the beginning.
it probably
it seemed
it seems
it seems so
it seems strange
it should
it should be
it should not be
it should not be said
it should not have
it sometimes
it surely
it therefore
it was
it was necessary
it was never
it was not
it was nothing
it was said
it was supposed
it was understood
it was unnecessary
judicial decision
judicial investigation
 
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