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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
All of them / both of them
All of them are smart.
All are smart.
They are smart.
They all are smart.
Same thing with 'both'.
Are they expressing the same thing?
All are smart.
They are smart.
They all are smart.
Same thing with 'both'.
Are they expressing the same thing?
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'All' and 'Both' do not express the same thing. Each within the four sentences expresses the same thing, however.
- 'All' and 'Both' do not express the same thing.
- Each within the four sentences expresses the same thing, however.
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'All' and 'Both' do not express the same thing. Each within the four sentences expresses the same thing, however.
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