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Which one of them is correct? Please help.
When I want to express "A>D, A>C, B>C and B>D", which one(s) in the following is/are correct? And why?
1> Both A and B are larger than C and D.
2> Both A and B are larger than C or D.
3> A and B are both larger than C and D.
4> A and B are both larger than C or D.
Or there is another better way of expression? Thanks a lot.
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about "whether...or..."
I have read a sentence that
"Whether I do the dishes or you do them, they still need to be cleaned".
Then can I say "Whether I or you do do the dishes, they still need to be cleaned"?
Moreover, is "no matter I or you do do the dishes" correct?
Or rather, can "or" in "whether...or..." be used between two Subjects? Since I usually see, e.g., "Whether it is red or blue, I like it", but rarely see the form asked above.
"whether" here means "no matter (无论)”.
Thank you very much!
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