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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
expression each other
Can I say They drive to work each other ?
Or is it correct to say...They drive to work themselves ?
Are they both correct or not ?
What is the diference and why ?
Thanks a lot !
Or is it correct to say...They drive to work themselves ?
Are they both correct or not ?
What is the diference and why ?
Thanks a lot !
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Anonymous Can I say They drive to work each other ? No, it is not a sensible sentence. Anonymous They drive to work themselves ?
- Anonymous Can I say They drive to work each other ?
- No, it is not a sensible sentence.
- Anonymous They drive to work themselves ?
- Almost, not quite.
- If yo intend to say that they go to work in their own car, perhaps " They drive to work separately".
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AnonymousCan I say They drive to work each other ?No, it is not a sensible sentence.
AnonymousThey drive to work themselves ?Almost, not quite. If yo intend to say that they go to work in their own car, perhaps " They drive to work separately".
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