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Grammar
Which is Correct?
Which is correct, "on one hand,... on the other (hand)" or "on the one hand,... on the other (hand)"? Your answer is welcomed and appreciated.
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Hi, 'on one hand' and 'on the other hand' is corect. Eg: On one hand you say that u r not coming to the movie but one on the other hand u are enquiring if tickets for the movie are available. "On the on hand" is never used.
- Hi, 'on one hand' and 'on the other hand' is corect.
- Eg: On one hand you say that u r not coming to the movie but one on the other hand u are enquiring if tickets for the movie are available.
- "On the on hand" is never used.
- hope that helps
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Hi,
'on one hand' and 'on the other hand' is corect.
Eg: On one hand you say that u r not coming to the movie but one on the other hand u are enquiring if tickets for the movie are available.
"On the on hand" is never used.
hope that helps
'on one hand' and 'on the other hand' is corect.
Eg: On one hand you say that u r not coming to the movie but one on the other hand u are enquiring if tickets for the movie are available.
"On the on hand" is never used.
hope that helps
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Lol, that's a wonderful example of how people make their minds up at the very last minute when they are under pressure and "others" do not contribute to visualizing the picture.
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