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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
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Forgot to do either
Is this correct:
1) I had to either lock the door or turn on the light. I forgot to do either.
I didn't do either. But I can't say I forgot to do both, because I had to do one of the two things and I didn't do either.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) I had to either lock the door or turn on the light. I forgot to do either.
I didn't do either. But I can't say I forgot to do both, because I had to do one of the two things and I didn't do either.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan Is this correct:1) I had to either lock the door or turn on the light. I forgot to do either. Yes, but if you said 'both', no one else would notice.
- navitasan Is this correct:1) I had to either lock the door or turn on the light.
- I forgot to do either.
- Yes, but if you said 'both', no one else would notice.
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navitasanIs this correct:1) I had to either lock the door or turn on the light. I forgot to do either.Yes, but if you said 'both', no one else would notice.
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