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"on the other side" V.S. "on the other hand"
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00 Can I say: On one side, this book is very useful, on the other side, its price is cheap. 0-
00 Can I say: On one side, this book is very useful, on the other side, its price is cheap. 0-
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02 br 02 br 00 Also, when you use it, the two phrases have to conflict/contradict in some way. You have two positive attributes of your book; it is useful and cheap. That is not the correct way to use this saying.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Also, when you use it, the two phrases have to conflict/contradict in some way.
- You have two positive attributes of your book; it is useful and cheap.
- That is not the correct way to use this saying.
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00 The correct expression is 'on one hand' and 'on the other hand'. 02 br
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00 Also, when you use it, the two phrases have to conflict/contradict in some way. You have two positive attributes of your book; it is useful and cheap. That is not the correct way to use this saying. One 'hand' has to be a good attribute and the other a bad one. 02
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00 The correct expression is 'on one hand' and 'on the other hand'. 02 br
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00 Also, when you use it, the two phrases have to conflict/contradict in some way. You have two positive attributes of your book; it is useful and cheap. That is not the correct way to use this saying. One 'hand' has to be a good attribute and the other a bad one. 02
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