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Viswanath89 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct and please explain why?

They both are Students.

Or

They are both students.


They both got cars.

Or

They have both got cars.


They all are married.

Or

They are all married.


They all were born in England.

Or

They were all born in England.


Q) Did you buy any clothes?

A) Yes, and I have also bought some books.

Or

A)Yes, and I also bought some books.


Which one is correct and please explain why?


Thanks in advance.

  

Top answer

They both are s tudents. ) Or They are both students. They both got cars.

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  • They both are s tudents.
  • ) Or They are both students.
  • They both got cars.
  • " Or They have both got cars.
  • They all are married.
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They both are students. Emotion: no (It's possible, but not as natural as the other option.)

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They are both students.

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