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Iicek Posted 20 years ago
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"both below" or "below both"
Hello,
could you please help me with following problem:
I am trying to describe development of some indicator, by comparing it with planned figure and last year's figure. I would like to use the word "both" but I don't know which one f these sentenses sounds better.
The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is both below planned and last year's figures. or
The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is below both planned and last year's figures.
Thank you,
Jirka
could you please help me with following problem:
I am trying to describe development of some indicator, by comparing it with planned figure and last year's figure. I would like to use the word "both" but I don't know which one f these sentenses sounds better.
The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is both below planned and last year's figures. or
The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is below both planned and last year's figures.
Thank you,
Jirka
Top answer
This one is correct, Iicek: The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is below both planned and last year's figures.
- This one is correct, Iicek: The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is below both planned and last year's figures.
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This one is correct, Iicek:
The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is below both planned and last year's figures.
The APNB (it is the sales indicator) is below both planned and last year's figures.
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