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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Out of the two, among/between the two, from the two?

Hello experts,

I have a question regarding the usage of those phrases. Here's an example and please do correct if it's wrong.

"Shannon is smart, so is Shondra, but...

1. ...Shannon is the smarter one between both/the two."

2. ...Shannon is the smarter one out of both/the two."

3. ...Shannon is the smarter one from both/the two."

Are they grammatically correct? For the usage of both "both" and "the two"?

Many thanks for your help !
  

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Anonymous Are they grammatically correct? No. Shannon is smart , and so is Shondra, but Shannon is the smarter one of the two .

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Are they grammatically correct?
  • No.
  • Shannon is smart , and so is Shondra, but Shannon is the smarter one of the two .
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AnonymousAre they grammatically correct?
No.

Shannon is smart, and so is Shondra, but Shannon is the smarter one of the two.
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