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Kook j Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Either way

Hi.

A:She wasn't here.
B:She was here!
A:Did you she her?
C:I don't remember either way. (I don't remember whether I saw her or not.)

Question:
Can either way serve the same meaning as above without much context? I'm afraid it would be ambiguous.

eg.
A:Are you going to come party tonight?
B:I haven't decided either way. (I haven't decided whether I'll come or not.)

Thank you very much in advance.
  

Top answer

A: She wasn't here. B: She was here! A: Did you see her?

— Mister Micawber

  • A: She wasn't here.
  • B: She was here!
  • A: Did you see her?
  • C: I don't remember either way.
  • ) Can either way serve the same meaning as above without much context?
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A:She wasn't here.
B:She was here!
A:Did you see her?
C:I don't remember either way. (I don't remember whether I saw her or not.)

Can either way serve the same meaning as above without much context? -- Yes.

A:Are you going to come to the party tonight?
B:I haven't decided either way. (I h
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Hi,

A:She wasn't here.
B:She was here!
A:Did you see she her?
C:I don't remember either way. (I don't remember whether I saw her or not.) OK

Question:
Can either way serve the same meaning as above without
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Thank you very much Mr.M and Clive. (Sorry for poor spelling.)
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