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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
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Can I say "we are either lucky to be allergy free" instead of " we are both licky to be allergy free"?
Hello?
Can I say "we are either lucky to be allergy free" instead of " we are both lucky to be allergy free"?
I'm confused that some sentence are used by either or both.
How I distingush two words to write a paper?
Can I say "we are either lucky to be allergy free" instead of " we are both lucky to be allergy free"?
I'm confused that some sentence are used by either or both.
How I distingush two words to write a paper?
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Either limits the choice to one or the other. Both includes two people. I hope this answers your question.
- Either limits the choice to one or the other.
- Both includes two people.
- I hope this answers your question.
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Either limits the choice to one or the other. Both includes two people. I hope this answers your question.
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