Which is more correct to write as a slogan?
I am creating a brochure for a travel company and I am not sure which of these is more correct to write.
We will pick you up where and when you want
We will pick you up wherever and whenever you want
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I am creating a brochure for a travel company and I am not sure which of these is more correct to write.
We will pick you up where and when you want
We will pick you up wherever and whenever you want
grammar
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asked 16 hours ago
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I think you should switch the sentence. You should put whenever before wherever, because you first pick them up at a time and then bring them to a place.
– Sweet_Cherry
15 hours ago
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I am creating a brochure for a travel company and I am not sure which of these is more correct to write.
We will pick you up where and when you want
We will pick you up wherever and whenever you want
grammar
edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
2,59541225
asked 16 hours ago
Halldor Heimiss
6
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I am creating a brochure for a travel company and I am not sure which of these is more correct to write.
We will pick you up where and when you want
We will pick you up wherever and whenever you want
grammar
grammar
edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
2,59541225
asked 16 hours ago
Halldor Heimiss
6
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edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
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edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
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edited 1 hour ago
Chappo
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I think you should switch the sentence. You should put whenever before wherever, because you first pick them up at a time and then bring them to a place.
– Sweet_Cherry
15 hours ago
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I think you should switch the sentence. You should put whenever before wherever, because you first pick them up at a time and then bring them to a place.
– Sweet_Cherry
15 hours ago
I think you should switch the sentence. You should put whenever before wherever, because you first pick them up at a time and then bring them to a place.
– Sweet_Cherry
15 hours ago
I think you should switch the sentence. You should put whenever before wherever, because you first pick them up at a time and then bring them to a place.
– Sweet_Cherry
15 hours ago
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I can't think of a reason either would be more or less correct than the other. Maybe this should be two options you give your client?
answered 15 hours ago
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I can't think of a reason either would be more or less correct than the other. Maybe this should be two options you give your client?
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I can't think of a reason either would be more or less correct than the other. Maybe this should be two options you give your client?
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I can't think of a reason either would be more or less correct than the other. Maybe this should be two options you give your client?
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mRotten
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I can't think of a reason either would be more or less correct than the other. Maybe this should be two options you give your client?
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mRotten
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answered 15 hours ago
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answered 15 hours ago
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I think you should switch the sentence. You should put whenever before wherever, because you first pick them up at a time and then bring them to a place.
– Sweet_Cherry
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