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Which of the two is correct?
Both of you know the answer.
You both know the answer.
Both are correct. And both are used quite frequently.
In the Corpus of Contemporary American English, for example, you both occurs roughly 1.4 times as frequently as both of you. The British National ...
Whether who, what, and which are singular or plural depends on whether they function as interrogative pronouns or relative pronouns. Let’s consider each function.
Interrogative pronounThe interrogative pronouns who and wh...
Adjectives typically express a characteristic of a noun. They can be identified by their position with respect to the noun. There are of three types — attributive, predicative, and postpositive. Let’s consider how to identify each.
Attributive adjectiveGood is most commonly used as an adjective to mean satisfactory, pleasant, high quality, and the like. Examples:
She gave a good answer to a difficult question.
That’s a good plan — simple and effective.
It’s good to see you again.
Well is most commonly used as a...
Both among and amid (or amidst) are used to convey the idea of being in the middle of distinct, countable entities.
The house stood amid/among tall pine trees.
He found comfort amid/among friends during a hard time.
The ancient coins were discovered amid/among the ruin...