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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Both…and…?
Mary has a car.
John has a car.
If the sentences are joined by 'both…and…',
Both Mary and John have a car/cars.
Which is correct, a car or cars.
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Both Mary and John have a car . This makes it clearer that they have one each, not more than one each.
- Both Mary and John have a car .
- This makes it clearer that they have one each, not more than one each.
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Both Mary and John have a car. This makes it clearer that they have one each, not more than one each.
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