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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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On either or each side of the road?
Hi. Please help. Which is correct for the following sentences? Let's say a person has placed boxes of clothes along the road, on the left and right side of the road. Thank you in advance.
1. On either (each?) side of the road, he placed boxes of clothes.
2. On either (each?) side of the road, there are boxes of clothes..
1. On either (each?) side of the road, he placed boxes of clothes.
2. On either (each?) side of the road, there are boxes of clothes..
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This is clearer to show that he put them on both sides: Either is more ambiguous. 1. On each side of the road, he placed boxes of clothes.
- This is clearer to show that he put them on both sides: Either is more ambiguous.
- 1.
- On each side of the road, he placed boxes of clothes.
- 2.
- On each side of the road, there are boxes of clothes..
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This is clearer to show that he put them on both sides: Either is more ambiguous.
1. On each side of the road, he placed boxes of clothes.
2. On each side of the road, there are boxes of clothes..
1. On each side of the road, he placed boxes of clothes.
2. On each side of the road, there are boxes of clothes..
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