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Teleostomi Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Either
This form of question is what I've found in an ESL question forum like this here.I wonder if this use of "either" is natural or not. If I were a native speaker of English, how would I ask above question?
Is either below grammatically correct and does it make sense?
1. That’s very nice of you to say.
2. That’s very nice of you to say that.
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Is either of the following questions... But I think you really want to know about both of them. " 1 - Natural.
- Is either of the following questions...
- But I think you really want to know about both of them.
- " 1 - Natural.
- 2 - Almost.
- "It's very nice of you to say that" is more likely.
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Is either of the following questions... But I think you really want to know about both of them. So "Are both of the following grammatically correct and do they make sense?"
1 - Natural.
2 - Almost. "It's very nice of you to say that" is more likely.
In the first case, "that" is what you said. "You look like you've lost weight." "Oh, we both know that's not true, but th
1 - Natural.
2 - Almost. "It's very nice of you to say that" is more likely.
In the first case, "that" is what you said. "You look like you've lost weight." "Oh, we both know that's not true, but th
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I would say:
Are these sentences grammatically correct? Do they make sense?
CJ
Are these sentences grammatically correct? Do they make sense?
CJ
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