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Simsky Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Sentence building using connectives

Please could you help with with this question, I tried many alternatives. Below is two of my best answers, but still don't seem to be grammarly correct.

- But before I can either work in Germany I too need to study German.
- But I too need to study German before I can either work in Germany.

  

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If you delete the word "either" then both sentences will be grammatically correct, though I would also add a comma after "Germany" in the first. g. "...

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  • If you delete the word "either" then both sentences will be grammatically correct, though I would also add a comma after "Germany" in the first.
  • g.
  • "...
  • before I can either live or work in Germany".
  • There are no alternatives in your sentences.
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If you delete the word "either" then both sentences will be grammatically correct, though I would also add a comma after "Germany" in the first. "either" indicates alternatives, e.g. "... before I can either live or work in Germany". There are no alternatives in your sentences.

The word "too" implies that someone else also needs to study German (or is studying German).

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I don't understand your motivation for using 'too' and 'either'.

Before I can work in Germany I need to study German.
I need to study German before I can work in Germany.

CJ

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