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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
After school or every evening
Can I say,
He always plays basketball after school or every evening
He always plays basketball after school or every evening
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If "after school" is a different time from "evening": He always plays basketball after school or in the evening. ) If "after school" is the evening: He always plays basketball in the evening after school. He plays basketball every evening after school.
- If "after school" is a different time from "evening": He always plays basketball after school or in the evening.
- ) If "after school" is the evening: He always plays basketball in the evening after school.
- He plays basketball every evening after school.
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If "after school" is a different time from "evening":
He always plays basketball after school or in the evening.
(You don't need "every" if you already have "always", and "every" also does not work well with "or" in this sentence.)
If "after school" is the evening:
He always plays basketball in the evening after school.
He plays basketbal
He always plays basketball after school or in the evening.
(You don't need "every" if you already have "always", and "every" also does not work well with "or" in this sentence.)
If "after school" is the evening:
He always plays basketball in the evening after school.
He plays basketbal
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Vincent:
It is a bit muddled and unclear.
I would write:
He plays basketball every day, either after school or in the evening.
It is a bit muddled and unclear.
I would write:
He plays basketball every day, either after school or in the evening.
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