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Ferdis Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Plural with both?
Which of these two is better?
He received a degree in both mathematics and computer science.
He received degrees in both mathematics and computer science.
The context is exactly one degree for each individual field.
He received a degree in both mathematics and computer science.
He received degrees in both mathematics and computer science.
The context is exactly one degree for each individual field.
Top answer
Hi, The latter. if you wanted to be even clearer, you could also say He received a degree in mathematics and another in computer science. Clive
- Hi, The latter.
- if you wanted to be even clearer, you could also say He received a degree in mathematics and another in computer science.
- Clive
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Hi,
The latter.
if you wanted to be even clearer, you could also say
He received a degree in mathematics and another in computer science.
Clive
The latter.
if you wanted to be even clearer, you could also say
He received a degree in mathematics and another in computer science.
Clive
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