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1. We two owe nothing to each.
2. We two owe nothing to either.
3. We two owe nothing to each other.
Are these sentences correct?If so please give me some dialogue examples.
Mar 11, 2023 6:15 AM
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Number 3 is the only correct sentence.
March 11, 2023
All three sentences are grammatically correct, but they have slightly different meanings. Here are some dialogue examples to illustrate:
A: "I don't owe you anything."
B: "And I don't owe you anything either."
A: "That's fair. We two owe nothing to each."
A: "I don't owe you anything."
B: "Well, I don't owe you anything either."
A: "I guess that's true. We two owe nothing to either."
A: "I don't owe you anything."
B: "And I don't owe you anything either."
A: "So we're even. We two owe nothing to each other."
March 11, 2023
Number 3
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