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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Every/another
Hi,
How do we use 'every, another' in the right sequence? For example: For every doctor who kills, there is another who heals.
Is this fine, or is there another way of saying it?
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The sentence is grammatical. Realistically, you should say 'For every doctor who kills, there are thousands more who heal'.
- The sentence is grammatical.
- Realistically, you should say 'For every doctor who kills, there are thousands more who heal'.
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The sentence is grammatical.
Realistically, you should say 'For every doctor who kills, there are thousands more who heal'.
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