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New Hope Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Sentenct correction
Is the sentence below grammatically correct?
You not only keep yourself clean but also your surroundings.
You not only keep yourself clean but also your surroundings.
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Keep not only yourself but also your surroundings clean. Actually, if it was me speaking, I'd say, Keep both yourself and your surroundings clean.
- Keep not only yourself but also your surroundings clean.
- Actually, if it was me speaking, I'd say, Keep both yourself and your surroundings clean.
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Keep not only yourself but also your surroundings clean. 
Actually, if it was me speaking, I'd say,
Keep both yours
Actually, if it was me speaking, I'd say,
Keep both yours
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