@@SVasanthakumar Generally, when two options are there, we have to use "either, or". If we omit "either", then these types of sentences will not be fully complete.
Hello sir, Good afternoon. How to say these in English? இறைவனிடம் ஆத்மார்த்தமாக வேண்டிக்கொள். மனமுருகி வேண்டிக் கொள். . இதை மனப்பூர்வமாக ஏற்றுக் கொள்கிறேன்.
1. We have been wandering, just for the sake of walking. 2. I am talking to her just for the sake of conversation. 3. He goes to school only for the sake of attendance percentage.
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Either or is positive, neither nor is negative.
Yes. But there are exceptions. (Either Ram or Kumar did not attend today.)
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Sir,Either use pannama,verum or mattum use pannalum same meaning thana varum,why either or use pannanum
@@SVasanthakumar Generally, when two options are there, we have to use "either, or". If we omit "either", then these types of sentences will not be fully complete.
Hello sir, Good afternoon.
How to say these in English?
இறைவனிடம் ஆத்மார்த்தமாக வேண்டிக்கொள்.
மனமுருகி வேண்டிக் கொள்.
. இதை மனப்பூர்வமாக ஏற்றுக் கொள்கிறேன்.
Make a soulful prayer to God.
Pray soulfully to God.
Pray to God intensely/deeply.
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Hello sir,
How to use 'for the sake of' phrase in sentence?
1. We have been wandering, just for the sake of walking.
2. I am talking to her just for the sake of conversation.
3. He goes to school only for the sake of attendance percentage.
Either you or he must have eaten the chocolates.
Yeah! That's the most commonly used way of using those words. I just used the expanded form. Neither of the two usages make any difference.