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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Writing?

1. The vegetables and fruits we buy should not only be fresh but also free of traces of fertilizers and pesticides.

2. The vegetables and fruits we buy should be not only fresh but also free of traces of fertilizers and pesticides.

Which is grammatically correct or are both correct?

  

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anonymous 1. The vegetables and fruits we buy should not only be fresh but also free of traces of fertilizers and pesticides. 2.

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  • anonymous 1.
  • The vegetables and fruits we buy should not only be fresh but also free of traces of fertilizers and pesticides.
  • 2.
  • The vegetables and fruits we buy should be not only fresh but also free of traces of fertilizers and pesticides.
  • Which is grammatically correct or are both correct?
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anonymous

1. The vegetables and fruits we buy should not only be fresh but also free of traces of fertilizers and pesticides.

2. The vegetables and fruits we buy should be not only fresh but also free of traces of fertilizers and pesticides.

Which is grammatically correct or are both correct?

You could use either version, though I prefer #

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