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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
either..or...
If you want to graduate with a degree, you should stay away either from online games or from part-time work.
in this sentence ,does the structure(either...or) equal to the structure (both and ) or orther phrases?
in this sentence ,does the structure(either...or) equal to the structure (both and ) or orther phrases?
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It is a poor sentence. It should be written this way: If you want to graduate, you should stay away from both online games and part-time work.
- It is a poor sentence.
- It should be written this way: If you want to graduate, you should stay away from both online games and part-time work.
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It is a poor sentence. It should be written this way:
If you want to graduate, you should stay away from both online games and part-time work.
If you want to graduate, you should stay away from both online games and part-time work.
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Anonymous.....If you want to graduate with a degree, you should stay away either from online games or from part-time work.
in this sentence ,does the structure(either...or) equal to the structure (both and ) no
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