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Bbk_agp Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Grammar of "both"...

Hi ever one;

Are there any rules of where in a sentence we can use "both"? For example is there any rule that "both" come after be verbs!?

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Top answer

Here are the possibilities. Both are here. Both of them are here.

— CalifJim

  • Here are the possibilities.
  • Both are here.
  • Both of them are here.
  • They are both here.
  • "all" works the same way.
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Here are the possibilities.

Both are here.
Both of them are here.
They are both here.

"all" works the same way.

CJ
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Thanks
How about:
They both are here.
Is it right?
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Bbk_agpThanksHow about:They both are here.Is it right?
It's fine. I guess I don't use that one as often so I forgot to list it.
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