Using "both" and "the"
Hello! Could you please tell me if it is correct:
1. "After watching both the videos..."
2. "In both videos, the instructors gave us advice ..."
Thank you.
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Answers · 4
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1. This is fine in everyday speech in most American dialects--here in the south, my friends say "both the choices" all the time. In writing, however, you should use "both of the" or just "both"
2
1. No, that's incorrect. You can say either "After watching both videos" or "After watching both of the videos"
2. Correct.
1
The first one is wrong. You could say: "After watching both videos...", "After watching both of the videos...", or "After watching the two videos..."
The second one is right.
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