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The phrase "both and" is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you can use "both" on its own, or you can use "both" followed by a single verb or noun. For example: "Both Jane and I agreed to the plan."
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It's both, and more.
She kissed us both and left.
He ignored them both and chose Miami.
Both and neither is my guess.
We have both and we enjoy both.
His car was both and more.
Similar(13)
"It's a both-and," she said.
"It's a both-and problem.
So it's a both-and.
Why can't Santa be both-and?
It has to be both-and.
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