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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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either?
Which one is correct?
"She either has an ulterior motive or is looking for a handout."
"She has either an ulterior motive or is looking for a handout."
"She either has an ulterior motive or is looking for a handout."
"She has either an ulterior motive or is looking for a handout."
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" This is correct.
- " This is correct.
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Anonymous"She either has an ulterior motive or is looking for a handout."This is correct.
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