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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
How can we use 'either way'?
Hi.
Now I'm trying to understand as below script.
"Well, sometimes the impersonator is a comedian and doing it to be funny. But another reason is that we get the opportunity to meet people who are no longer with us – like Elvis Presley or Marilyn Monroe. Either way, it helps if it's a good impersonation."
At this part, I can't understand exactly what is meaning 'Either way'?
Also, I can almost understand the meaning of this sentence as below
'it helps if it's a good impersonation'
But the grammar does not. Would you let me know how to understand about the grammar?
Now I'm trying to understand as below script.
"Well, sometimes the impersonator is a comedian and doing it to be funny. But another reason is that we get the opportunity to meet people who are no longer with us – like Elvis Presley or Marilyn Monroe. Either way, it helps if it's a good impersonation."
At this part, I can't understand exactly what is meaning 'Either way'?
Also, I can almost understand the meaning of this sentence as below
'it helps if it's a good impersonation'
But the grammar does not. Would you let me know how to understand about the grammar?
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Carter Lee I can't understand exactly what is meaning 'Either way'? 1) The impersonator is a comedian. 2) We get to meet people who have died.
- Carter Lee I can't understand exactly what is meaning 'Either way'?
- 1) The impersonator is a comedian.
- 2) We get to meet people who have died.
- Either way = If it is for reason 1) or if it is for reason 2) = For either reason Carter Lee Would you let me know how to understand about the grammar?
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Carter LeeI can't understand exactly what is meaning 'Either way'?1) The impersonator is a comedian.
2) We get to meet people who have died.
Either way = If it is for reason 1) or if it is for reason 2) = For either reason
Carter LeeWould you let me know how to understand"... undeaboutthe grammar?
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