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Haddie Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
One way or the other?
"Did you watch the game? Who's side were you on?"
"I watched it but I couldn't bring myself to care one way or the other."
Is this a correct use of "one way or the other" meaning I wasn't supporting either of the teams?
"I watched it but I couldn't bring myself to care one way or the other."
Is this a correct use of "one way or the other" meaning I wasn't supporting either of the teams?
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Yes, it's fine. )
- Yes, it's fine.
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Yes, it's fine.
(But "who's" means "who is." You want "whose" for possessive.)
(But "who's" means "who is." You want "whose" for possessive.)
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