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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

'either' or 'both'

I know that 'either' and 'both' are used for the same meaning sometimes and I was wondering if they mean the same in this case.

Either sentence is used for the same meaning.

Both sentences are used for the same meaning.

Thank you so much as usual.
  

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Either sentence is used with the same meaning. Both sentences are used with the same meaning . Hans51 I know that 'either' and 'both' are used for the same meaning sometimes and I was wondering if they mean the same in this case.

— Mister Micawber

  • Either sentence is used with the same meaning.
  • Both sentences are used with the same meaning .
  • Hans51 I know that 'either' and 'both' are used for the same meaning sometimes and I was wondering if they mean the same in this case.
  • As long as we use common sense and consider that only one of the two sentences will be used at a time, then they mean the same.
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Either sentence is used with the same meaning.
Both sentences are used with the same meaning.
Hans51I know that 'either' and 'both' are used for the same meaning sometimes and I was wondering if they mean the same in this case.
As long as we use common sense and consider that only one of the two sentences will be used at a time, t
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