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Helixa Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
'each' or 'each other'
Please tell me which sentence is more correct:
It is getting even harder for the firms to pay their debts to each. [/I]
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It is getting even harder for the firms to pay their debts to each other.[/I]
It is getting even harder for the firms to pay their debts to each. [/I]
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It is getting even harder for the firms to pay their debts to each other.[/I]
Top answer
to pay their debts is enough. You can add to each other , but not just to each . CJ
- to pay their debts is enough.
- You can add to each other , but not just to each .
- CJ
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... to pay their debts is enough.
You can add to each other, but not just to each.
CJ
You can add to each other, but not just to each.
CJ
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CalifJim... to pay their debts is enough.To use "each other" makes it clear that the situation is reciprocal.
You can add to each other, but not just to each.
CJ
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PhilipTo use "each other" makes it clear that the situation is reciprocal.Yes, but that situation in itself is a bit odd, isn't it. I owe you $5 and you owe me $5. Can't we just "call the whole thing off"?
CJ
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CalifJimPhilipTo use "each other" makes it clear that the situation is reciprocal.Yes, but that situation in itself is a bit odd, isn't it. I owe you $5 and you owe me $5. Can't we just "call the whole thing off"?
CJ
That thought definitely crossed my mind!
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