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Immortality2021
26 jun 2022

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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre The neighbors must either have been arguing or celebrating. y The neighbors must have either been arguing or celebrating. y The neighbors must have been either arguing or celebrating. ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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everything42
26 jun 2022

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All of them have the same meaning and are natural and easy to understand. I don't remember the technical rules for constructing a phrase like this. Some people might say you should not separate "must have" or "have been" or "must have been". Anyway I think the third sentence is probably the most correct and natural one.
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