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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Either/or necessary?
Hi. Please help. Do we need to use the words "either/or" in the following example sentences, or could we leave as they are?
1. He could be (either) singing or dancing.
2. I think it's (either) a rabbit or a dog.
1. He could be (either) singing or dancing.
2. I think it's (either) a rabbit or a dog.
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Anonymous Do we need to use the words "either/or" in the following example sentences, No.
- Anonymous Do we need to use the words "either/or" in the following example sentences, No.
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AnonymousDo we need to use the words "either/or" in the following example sentences,No.
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