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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

All/both they

A. All they are here.

B. Both they should not be here.

Although seldom used, are they grammatical?
  

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They are not correct. They all are here. They both should not be here.

— Robsterhews

  • They are not correct.
  • They all are here.
  • They both should not be here.
  • Robert
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2 Answers
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They are not correct.

They all are here.
They both should not be here.

Robert
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Anonymousare they grammatical?
No. Use only the following:

All of them are here. / They are all here.
None of them should be here.

Both of them are here. / They are both here.

Neither of them should be here. / Neither one of them should be here.

CJ
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