In an airline safety announcement: “There are emergency exits on each side of the aircraft …” Should be: either
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Posted in GrammarGoofs & Gaff(e)s, tagged aircraft, airline safety, announcement, correct, each, each vs. either, either, goof, grammar, language, mistake, normal, two sides, usage, words on April 11, 2009| 1 Comment »
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