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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Should I say ‘both of the girls,’ ‘both girls,’ or ‘the two girls’?
Should I say ‘both of the girls,’ ‘both girls,’ or ‘the two girls’?
The room was spacious. It had two single beds for (both of the girls, both girls, the two girls).
The room was spacious. It had two single beds for (both of the girls, both girls, the two girls).
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I would use the two girls here. I would only consider using one of the both versions if the earlier part of the sentence omitted two .
- I would use the two girls here.
- I would only consider using one of the both versions if the earlier part of the sentence omitted two .
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I would use the two girls here.
I would only consider using one of the both versions if the earlier part of the sentence omitted two.
I would only consider using one of the both versions if the earlier part of the sentence omitted two.
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