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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Response inquiry
I received a message from my advisor saying: either Monday or Tuesday would be good to meet.
Is my response correct:
Both days would work for me as well.
Both days work for me as well.
Are both of my sentences correct, with or without would?
Is my response correct:
Both days would work for me as well.
Both days work for me as well.
Are both of my sentences correct, with or without would?
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Anonymous Are both of my sentences correct, with or without would? Yes. However, I'd move "as well".
- Anonymous Are both of my sentences correct, with or without would?
- Yes.
- However, I'd move "as well".
- Both days (would) work as well for me.
- CJ
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AnonymousAre both of my sentences correct, with or without would?Yes. However, I'd move "as well". Both days (would) work as well for me.
CJ
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I see a difference between the two word orders :
Both days (would) work for me as well. = for me as well as for you.
Both days( would) work as well for me. = as well as each other.
I don't find the second very natural.
Both days (would) work for me as well. = for me as well as for you.
Both days( would) work as well for me. = as well as each other.
I don't find the second very natural.
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Now you got me thinking! I see what you mean. Thanks for your input.
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