Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Either/or
IS this correct usage of either/or:
Either they caught people who had nothing to do with the crime or they caught no one at all.
Thanks,
John
Either they caught people who had nothing to do with the crime or they caught no one at all.
Thanks,
John
Top answer
It is correct. You need a comma before or Anonymous Either they caught people who had nothing to do with the crim e, o r they caught no one at all.
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It is correct.
You need a comma before or
You need a comma before or
AnonymousEither they caught people who had nothing to do with the crime, or they caught no one at all.
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