Both Of Which

What is the correct grammar? Which one or both? 3

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Sam had to choose between red and blue, which was nice.

Modified: In this sentence, Sam needs to choose between two colors, so I think the first seems better:

Sam had to choose between red and blue, which was nice. (Two colors = both)

Sam is a red sweater that his sister and mother agree on. (In it = a sweater. Both = women)

Please enter a complete sentence. It may make a difference.

I have two cars, with a fifth box in both.

I have a car with both front flat tires.

I have two children, both Megawat and Lady Gaga.

How do you call it right?

Experiment with phrases to see which one looks best. An example:

Two major films with Johnny Depp were Sweeney Todd and Edward Caesar Hands, both directed by Tim Burton.

Two major films with Johnny Depp were Sweeney Todd and Edward Caesar Hands, both directed by Tim Burton.

Knows nothing about the first sound and most beautiful, grammar.

both of them

I think, depending on the sentence, both can be correct.

It depends on what context you are using, but when you say that things like this guitar are expensive, they are both very beautiful.

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Depending on the context. Both may be acceptable.

Both Of Which