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Sabdokalpodrum Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
usa
hi friends.. my questions are sometimes weird, my teachers used to say so, but i think i can ask them here.
My question is whether i can use "both" in the end of any sentence. Like, i like apple and orrange both.
my native language is bengali and in bengali that usage is grammetical.
thanks..
My question is whether i can use "both" in the end of any sentence. Like, i like apple and orrange both.
my native language is bengali and in bengali that usage is grammetical.
thanks..
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No. ' 'Both' can end a sentence like this: 'Don't ask me which I prefer ; I like them both'.
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- ' 'Both' can end a sentence like this: 'Don't ask me which I prefer ; I like them both'.
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No.
'I like both apples and oranges.'
'Both' can end a sentence like this:
'Don't ask me which I prefer; I like them both'.
'I like both apples and oranges.'
'Both' can end a sentence like this:
'Don't ask me which I prefer; I like them both'.
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sabdokalpodrum I like apples and oranges both.That is grammatically possible but very poetic. Rover's revision is the common and normal word order.
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