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I would like to know whether it is posible to use the conjunction "both...and" to join separate clauses:
Both the price is reasonable and the place is perfect
Both the price is reasonable and the place is perfect
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But u can say ... Both the price and the place are reasonable and perfect. Thats how the two different clauses, the price is reasonable, and, the place is perfect are joined.
- But u can say ...
- Both the price and the place are reasonable and perfect.
- Thats how the two different clauses, the price is reasonable, and, the place is perfect are joined.
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No it is wrong.But u can say ... Both the price and the place are reasonable and perfect. Thats how the two different clauses, the price is reasonable, and, the place is perfect are joined.
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Hello,
That's a good question that I have never in my life thought of it. Thanks.
I don't think "both...and..." works in clause coordination unless there is ellipsis.
The price is reasonable and the place is perfect.
The price is both reasonable and perfect. (OK)
Pastel
That's a good question that I have never in my life thought of it. Thanks.
I don't think "both...and..." works in clause coordination unless there is ellipsis.
The price is reasonable and the place is perfect.
The price is both reasonable and perfect. (OK)
Pastel
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