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Jesusengland Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Both and (The) Two
Hello.
What is the difference between Both and (The) Two ?
Thanks.
What is the difference between Both and (The) Two ?
Thanks.
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Are there examples you have in mind? Right at the moment, they seem the same to me. Both of them are in jail.
- Are there examples you have in mind?
- Right at the moment, they seem the same to me.
- Both of them are in jail.
- The two of them are in jail.
- I think that with "the two of them" it's implied there's a connection between them other than the one stated in the sentence.
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Are there examples you have in mind?
Right at the moment, they seem the same to me.
Both of them are in jail.
The two of them are in jail.
I think that with "the two of them" it's implied there's a connection between them other than the one stated in the sentence.
I started out with a list of about 200 suspects, and I've narrowed it down to A
Right at the moment, they seem the same to me.
Both of them are in jail.
The two of them are in jail.
I think that with "the two of them" it's implied there's a connection between them other than the one stated in the sentence.
I started out with a list of about 200 suspects, and I've narrowed it down to A
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Hi Jesusengland
I would suggest that you write out sentences using 'both' and '(The) two' so that it is easier for other members to comment on the difference.
I would suggest that you write out sentences using 'both' and '(The) two' so that it is easier for other members to comment on the difference.
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