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Acosta Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Either... Or
Which of these sentences are correct?
A - we can either go on a river cruise or to a music festival.
B - We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival.
C - We can go either on a river cruise or to a music festival.
Thanks in advance.
A - we can either go on a river cruise or to a music festival.
B - We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival.
C - We can go either on a river cruise or to a music festival.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
A - W e can either go on a river cruise or to a music festival. B - We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival. C - We can go either on a river cruise or to a music festival.
- A - W e can either go on a river cruise or to a music festival.
- B - We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival.
- C - We can go either on a river cruise or to a music festival.
- They are all possible.
- I think B is the best because it repeats the word that the two choices have in common ( go ).
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A - We can either go on a river cruise or to a music festival.
B - We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival.
C - We can go either on a river cruise or to a music festival.
They are all possible. I think B is the best because it repeats the word that the two choices have in common (go).
CJ
B - We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival.
C - We can go either on a river cruise or to a music festival.
They are all possible. I think B is the best because it repeats the word that the two choices have in common (go).
CJ
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A is not perfect. The other two are stylistically better balanced:
B. We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival.
C - We can go either on a river cruise
B. We can either go on a river cruise or go to a music festival.
C - We can go either on a river cruise
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