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Aravind Cse Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference.
either of them went to the party.
either of us went to the party.
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They don't make sense, and capital letters are missing. Both of them went to the party. Both of us went to the party.
- They don't make sense, and capital letters are missing.
- Both of them went to the party.
- Both of us went to the party.
- Neither of them/us went to the party.
- You could use your original words as part of a longer sentence: Godfrey wants to know if either of them/us went to the party.
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They don't make sense, and capital letters are missing.
Both of them went to the party.
Both of us went to the party.
Neither of them/us went to the party.
You could use your original words as part of a longer sentence:
Godfrey wants to know if either of them/us went to the party.
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