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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Both/And
The usage of both/and
i.e. Both Book A and Book B weight more than 5 pounds.
Does it mean each book weights more than 5 pounds?
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Two books together weight more than 5 pounds?
i.e. Both Book A and Book B weight more than 5 pounds.
Does it mean each book weights more than 5 pounds?
Or
Two books together weight more than 5 pounds?
Top answer
Each book (separately) weighs (no T ) more than five pounds. Rover
- Each book (separately) weighs (no T ) more than five pounds.
- Rover
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May I ask few other question
may you correct for me this?
He loves passing the ball [when/anytime] he's too far from the basket.
He's bigger build than me. [stronger]
My arm can't take the weight. I'm going to drop the bag.
may you correct for me this?
He loves passing the ball [when/anytime] he's too far from the basket.
He's bigger build than me. [stronger]
My arm can't take the weight. I'm going to drop the bag.
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