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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Can also or also can
"You can also" and "You also can", what are the differences between them? And which is right?
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As they stand, there is no difference and both are 'right'. However, they stand in isolation, so no meaningful comments can really be made about their relative merits.
- As they stand, there is no difference and both are 'right'.
- However, they stand in isolation, so no meaningful comments can really be made about their relative merits.
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As they stand, there is no difference and both are 'right'. However, they stand in isolation, so no meaningful comments can really be made about their relative merits.
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