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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Vice versa...?????
Hi,
Is it "or vice versa" or "and vice versa"?
Is there a difference?
Thanks.
Is it "or vice versa" or "and vice versa"?
Is there a difference?
Thanks.
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Hello Both can be used. I think these examples will help you. Do you want to eat first and the go to the cinema or vice versa?
- Hello Both can be used.
- I think these examples will help you.
- Do you want to eat first and the go to the cinema or vice versa?
- (go to the cinema and then eat).
- Anne looks after Mary's children when Mary is ill and vice versa?
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Hello
Both can be used. I think these examples will help you.
Do you want to eat first and the go to the cinema or vice versa? (go to the cinema and then eat).
Anne looks after Mary's children when Mary is ill and vice versa? (Mary looks after Anne's children when Anne is ill)
Both can be used. I think these examples will help you.
Do you want to eat first and the go to the cinema or vice versa? (go to the cinema and then eat).
Anne looks after Mary's children when Mary is ill and vice versa? (Mary looks after Anne's children when Anne is ill)
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