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Cat navy 425 Posted 4 years ago
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There is a tree on each side of the gate.
Dear all,
There is a tree on the right side and left side of the gate. In this context, could you please tell me which of the following sentences are correct?
1) There is a tree on each side of the gate.
2) There is a tree on both sides of the gate.
3) There is a tree on each sides of the gate.
4) There is a tree on both side of the gate.
Top answer
1) There is a tree on each side of the gate. OK. 2) There is a tree on both sides of the gate.
- 1) There is a tree on each side of the gate.
- OK.
- 2) There is a tree on both sides of the gate.
- No.
- 3) There is a tree on each sides of the gate.
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1) There is a tree on each side of the gate. OK.
2) There is a tree on both sides of the gate. No.
3) There is a tree on each sides of the gate. No.
4) There is a tree on both side of the gate. No.
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