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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Use of 'both'.

If Alice drives a car, and Bob drives a (different) car, then which is correct: "Both Alice and Bob drive a car", or, "Both Alice and Bob drive cars"?
  

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Anonymous which is correct Both Alice and Bob drive a car. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous which is correct Both Alice and Bob drive a car.
  • CJ
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Anonymouswhich is correct
Both Alice and Bob drive a car.

CJ
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