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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
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I don't know much either about boxing or kickboxing.
I don't know much about either boxing or kickboxing.
--- Which of them sounds better and is correct?
I don't know much either about boxing or kickboxing.
I don't know much about either boxing or kickboxing.
--- Which of them sounds better and is correct?
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The second sentence is parallel in structure and is correct. I'm afraid that many people will find that the first one sounds better.
- The second sentence is parallel in structure and is correct.
- I'm afraid that many people will find that the first one sounds better.
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The second sentence is parallel in structure and is correct. I'm afraid that many people will find that the first one sounds better.
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