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PASTEL Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Both/either
I was invited to two parties, but I didn't go to ____ of them.
(1)either> I didn't go to the parties.
> I went to one of them.
Both are acceptable, right?
(1)either
> I didn't go to the parties.
(2)both
> I went to one of them. Both are acceptable, right?
Top answer
It's just as you say! The second one is not typically said, however, even though it is correct. " I realize that you would not have had an answer to your question about "both" if you had written that!
- It's just as you say!
- The second one is not typically said, however, even though it is correct.
- " I realize that you would not have had an answer to your question about "both" if you had written that!
- LOL.
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It's just as you say!
The second one is not typically said, however, even though it is correct.
People tend to say in
The second one is not typically said, however, even though it is correct.
People tend to say in
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:-( Your conditional sentence is like a knife that cuts butter deeply and sharply. lol
Thanks for the cutting though.
Thanks for the cutting though.
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