Are both of them correct?
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both may be correct, depending on the context. note that they may have slightly different meanings, but example two is clumsy.\n"I forgot your name" is something you might say directly to someone to advise them that at some other time or here and now you were/are unable to remember their name.\n"I forgot about your name" could mean you forgot to put their name on a list, even though you had been asked to write it there.
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They're both correct.
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Can't it be both?\n\nlove and blessings Don
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i like both YES and NO :) so some times i use YES and some  times i use NO .
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Both statements are FALSE
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No, both are one and the same since either explains the other.
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There's a difference?
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i would definetly have to say both
376191
Your question is phrased incorrectly. It should be: Which is better?
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a  is correct\nc  is correct\nf   is correct
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both\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/griffin3_stream.html
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both the above answers are right.
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Perhaps both.\nThe two are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
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Both....\n\nOne does not need to preclude the other.
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Should you have to use one or the other, "ought to" is slightly stronger. But they are very nearly equivalent. Pip usually say "should" as a casual remark.
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Oh, an easy question.  Yes to both.
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Yep! The two answers are right :D