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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Please advise me the difference.

Hello,

A. He advised the team to take a day off either after the sales event or during the first week of June.

B. He advised the team to take a day off after the sales event or during the first week of June.

What difference is made in the sentence with or without 'either'?


I'd appreciate your help.

Regards,

  

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anonymous What difference is made in the sentence with or without 'either'? None whatsoever. It is simply two ways of saying the same thing.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous What difference is made in the sentence with or without 'either'?
  • None whatsoever.
  • It is simply two ways of saying the same thing.
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anonymousWhat difference is made in the sentence with or without 'either'?

None whatsoever. It is simply two ways of saying the same thing.

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