Which statement is true for the sentence?
The expert said that either method can be used to solve these problems.

‘The’ and ‘either’ are the only determiners in the sentence.

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‘The’ and ‘that’ are the only determiners in the sentence.

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‘The’, ‘either’ and ‘these’ are the determiners in the sentence.

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‘The’, ‘that’ and ‘either’ are the determiners in the sentence.

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The correct option is C
‘The’, ‘either’ and ‘these’ are the determiners in the sentence.

The expert said that either method can be used to solve these problems.
‘The’, ‘either’ and ‘these’ are the determiners in the sentence.

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Which statement is true for the sentence? The expert said that either method can be used to solve these problems.

The correct option is C ‘The’, ‘either’ and ‘these’ are the determiners in the sentence. The expert said that either method can be used to solve these problems. ‘The’, ‘either’ and ‘these’ are the determiners in the sentence.

Which statement is true for the sentence?
The expert said that either method can be used to solve these problems.

The correct option is C
‘The’, ‘either’ and ‘these’ are the determiners in the sentence.

The expert said that either method can be used to solve these problems.
‘The’, ‘either’ and ‘these’ are the determiners in the sentence.