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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"However,on the other hand"
Is it right to "However,on the other hand" together in the sentence
eg: "However,on the other hand the model failed to ......."
eg: "However,on the other hand the model failed to ......."
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No; it is redundant; they mean essentially the same.
- No; it is redundant; they mean essentially the same.
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When we use on the other hand in a sentence , what phrase does usually go with it ?
Since, we are talking about another side, we should mention something before using it. Correct ?
Ex : First, .......... . On the other hand . . . . . . ..
[I do not know exactly what to use first. I just used first here to ask this question]
Since, we are talking about another side, we should mention something before using it. Correct ?
Ex : First, .......... . On the other hand . . . . . . ..
[I do not know exactly what to use first. I just used first here to ask this question]
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Nothing goes with 'on the other hand'. It is a discourse marker itself.
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It's actually quite common to say
On the one hand, many suggest... [paragraph].
On the other hand, there are almost as many who believe... [opposing view].
While you certainly can use "on the other hand" without anything preceding it, you can't say "On the one hand" without following it with "on the other hand."
On the one hand, many suggest... [paragraph].
On the other hand, there are almost as many who believe... [opposing view].
While you certainly can use "on the other hand" without anything preceding it, you can't say "On the one hand" without following it with "on the other hand."
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