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Kenny1999 Posted 5 years ago
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Either A or B, both A and B?
I'd like to say that product C is the most expensive among
Which one is correct?
1. C is a lot more expensive than A or B
2. C is a lot more expensive than A and B
3. C is a lot more expensive than both A and B
4. C is a lot more expensive than either A or B
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