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Doubt in word placement....

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by GG04 » Thu Nov 13, 2008 7:51 pm
Can someone please clarify this doubt ...
What is the difference b.w these 2 phrases:

not only helps to control the employer’s costs, but also helps
AND
helps to not only control the employer’s costs, but also helps

I seem to come acrosss this situation too many times and I do not know how to identify the correct placement of the 'not only' words..

Please explain.
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Re: Doubt in word placement....

by iamcste » Fri Nov 14, 2008 3:02 am
GG04 wrote:Can someone please clarify this doubt ...
What is the difference b.w these 2 phrases:

not only helps to control the employer’s costs, but also helps
AND
helps to not only control the employer’s costs, but also helps

I seem to come acrosss this situation too many times and I do not know how to identify the correct placement of the 'not only' words..

Please explain.

Correct usage is " Not Only X but also Y", X and Y should be parallel


not only helps to control the employer’s costs, but also helpsAND

Bold part are parallel. hence correct usage


helps to not only control the employer’s costs, but also helps


Here bold parts are not parallel..hence second statement is not a correct usage
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Re: Doubt in word placement....

by logitech » Fri Nov 14, 2008 11:52 am
iamcste the SC GURU wrote:
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