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Pockypu Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

I like either the blue dress or the red dress or i like either the blue or red dress.

they're both right right?

  

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Please put your target sentences in the body of your post rather than in the header. Thanks. ) pockypu I like either the blue dress or the red dress.

— CalifJim

  • Please put your target sentences in the body of your post rather than in the header.
  • Thanks.
  • ) pockypu I like either the blue dress or the red dress.
  • I like either the blue or the red dress.
  • They're both OK, but this grammatical pattern usually occurs with the negative.
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Please put your target sentences in the body of your post rather than in the header. Thanks.

(When we open the editor to answer, a small part of the header doesn't show.)

pockypu I like either the blue dress or the red dress.
I like either the blue or the red dress.
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