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Snappy Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Either ... or ...
In my understanding "either ... or ..." is used to show a choice of two things/people.
Is it possible to say, "Either Paul or John or George must go there."?
Is it possible to say, "Either Paul or John or George must go there."?
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In theory it isn't possible, in actual usage it may happen. I suggest that you say: Paul, John or George must go there. CB
- In theory it isn't possible, in actual usage it may happen.
- I suggest that you say: Paul, John or George must go there.
- CB
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In theory it isn't possible, in actual usage it may happen. I suggest that you say: Paul, John or George must go there.
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