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As - both as a pianist and as a conductor #1 (permalink) Fri Sep 15, 2006 16:00 pm   As - both as a pianist and as a conductor
 

Please read:

1.He was a success both as a pianist and as a conductor.
2.He was a success both as a pianist and a conductor.
3.He was a success both as a pianist and conductor.
4.He was a success as a pianist and as a conductor.
5.He was a success as a pianist and a conductor.
6.He was a success as a pianist and conductor.

What sentence is correct?

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As... #2 (permalink) Sat Sep 16, 2006 8:54 am   As...
 

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Take your pick.

I would use: He was a success as both a pianist and a conductor.
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That definitely sounds the best!
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