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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Hi. Please help. Let's say you're a teacher and you've asked your students to bring at least two things, which are pencils and an eraser, to class every day. Now, can you say this?
"If you didn't bring either of them, please borrow it from someone before coming to class."
"If you didn't bring either of them, please borrow it from someone before coming to class."
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Anonymouscan you say this?"If you didn't bring either of them, please borrow it from someone before coming to class."You may.
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Thank you. Now, let's say you, as a teacher, has asked your students to bring two pencils and an eraser to class. Can you say any of these? Also, should the underlined pronoun be "it" or "them" for no. 1? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. "If you didn't bring either of them, please borrow it from someone before coming to class."
2. "If you didn't bring any of the
1. "If you didn't bring either of them, please borrow it from someone before coming to class."
2. "If you didn't bring any of the
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