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Perfect Stranger Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Both or each of?
Dear Users,
In the following sentence:
Right now they need 2 teachers for each campus/for both campuses. That's 4 each day.
Should we say... for each campus or for both campuses?
Thanks
In the following sentence:
Right now they need 2 teachers for each campus/for both campuses. That's 4 each day.
Should we say... for each campus or for both campuses?
Thanks
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Perfect Stranger Should we say... for each campus or for both campuses? 'Each' is immeasurably clearer.
- Perfect Stranger Should we say...
- for each campus or for both campuses?
- 'Each' is immeasurably clearer.
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Perfect StrangerShould we say... for each campus or for both campuses?'Each' is immeasurably clearer.
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