which is correct: left from right and left and right
which is correct: left from right and left and right
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left from right and left and right(or vice versa): used when describing the direction of something.
Incorrect:
left and right: if you say something is "left and right from you" it wouldn't be correct because something can't be left and also right of you at the same time, unless you you're talking about more than one things, like saying "They're everywhere, left and right!"
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