How come this sentence works:
'Let me know if you’re available.'
But this one doesn’t:
'Let me know if either of you’re available.'
Because the second one doesn't work, there must be some sort of rule about where contractions are valid. What is it?
How come this sentence works:
'Let me know if you’re available.'
But this one doesn’t:
'Let me know if either of you’re available.'
Because the second one doesn't work, there must be some sort of rule about where contractions are valid. What is it?
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