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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Either/or

IS this correct usage of either/or:

Either they caught people who had nothing to do with the crime or they caught no one at all.

Thanks,

John
  

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It is correct. You need a comma before or Anonymous Either they caught people who had nothing to do with the crim e, o r they caught no one at all.

— Vsuresh

  • It is correct.
  • You need a comma before or Anonymous Either they caught people who had nothing to do with the crim e, o r they caught no one at all.
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It is correct.
You need a comma before or
AnonymousEither they caught people who had nothing to do with the crime, or they caught no one at all.
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