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grammar conundrum of the day
Dec. 2nd, 2011 08:47 amConsider these sentences:
John is driving to Sacramento.
The twins are driving to Sacramento.
Either John or Ben is driving to Sacramento.
So far so good, yes? But what about:
Either John or the twins are driving to Sacramento. (?)
Does that seem correct to you?
John is driving to Sacramento.
The twins are driving to Sacramento.
Either John or Ben is driving to Sacramento.
So far so good, yes? But what about:
Either John or the twins are driving to Sacramento. (?)
Does that seem correct to you?
