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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Both of them/Them both

Two men are in a sword fight when...

One of Julian's arms flies off, leaving both of them/them both paralyzed for a moment. Then David takes another swing at Julian, who dodges.

1. Is this alright?

2. Do you prefer 'both of them' or 'them both'?

3. Is 'paralyzed' okay in this context?

  

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1. Is this alright? Y es.

— Clive

  • 1.
  • Is this alright?
  • Y es.
  • Julian doesn't give up easily,.
  • dies he?
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1. Is this alright? Y es. Julian doesn't give up easily,. dies he?

2. Do you prefer 'both of them' or 'them both'? Either is OK.

3. Is 'paralyzed' okay in this context? I don't think How bout They both hesitated for a moment?

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