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Kook j Posted 15 years ago
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Either
Hi,teachers I have question about either.
He needed to meet two requirements for joining the team.1.physical strength. 2.mental flexibility.
But he failed to meet either of them.
1.He failed to meet 1 and 2.
2.He failed to meet only one of them.
Which understanding above is correct?
He needed to meet two requirements for joining the team.1.physical strength. 2.mental flexibility.
But he failed to meet either of them.
1.He failed to meet 1 and 2.
2.He failed to meet only one of them.
Which understanding above is correct?
Top answer
Number 1.
- Number 1.
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I found my previous question insufficient .And fixed it like below.
kook j
He needed to meet two requirements for joining the team.1.physical strength. 2.mental flexibility.
But he failed to meet either of them.
1.He failed to meet 1.And he couldn't meet 2,either.
2.He failed to meet only one of them.
3.I
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kook jWhich understanding above is correct now?1. He failed to meet requirement 1 AND he failed to meet requirement 2.
CJ
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