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a man has only two trees in his garden. there is a path between the two trees. is it correct to say that there were two trees on each/either side of the path? or one tree on each/either side of the path?
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pen file a man has only two trees in his garden. there is a path between the two trees. is it correct to say that there were two trees on each/either side of the path?
- pen file a man has only two trees in his garden.
- there is a path between the two trees.
- is it correct to say that there were two trees on each/either side of the path?
- No.
- That would be 4 trees.
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pen filea man has only two trees in his garden. there is a path between the two trees. is it correct to say that there were two trees on each/either side of the path?
No. That would be 4 trees.
pen fileor one tree on each/either side of the path?
Right.
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