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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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...not only...but also...
1) Tom has a business not only in America but also in Canada.
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2) Tom has a business in not only America but also Canada.
Which is correct?
Or
2) Tom has a business in not only America but also Canada.
Which is correct?
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Tom not only has a business in America, but also one in Canada. "One' is probably optional but this is how I would say it (BrE).
- Tom not only has a business in America, but also one in Canada.
- "One' is probably optional but this is how I would say it (BrE).
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Tom not only has a business in America, but also one in Canada. "One' is probably optional but this is how I would say it (BrE).
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