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Dave
Might be being pedantic but I came across this on my V11 tax reminder today

DVLA wrote:You must either:

  • tax your vehicle;
  • tell us you are keeping your vehicle off the road (SORN); or
  • tell us you no longer have the vehicle


Pretty sure that if you use "either" then you should only have two options!

Posted 28 Aug 2013, 15:49 #1 

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takestock
Why are you asking your Grammar this, is she a member on here...:gmc:
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Dave....

Posted 28 Aug 2013, 16:57 #2 

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Dave
"Grammar we love you
Grammar we do"

There you go - stuck in your head now isn't it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpIkSeUmzrs

Posted 28 Aug 2013, 17:08 #3 

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takestock
Not pressing the button, nope no chance of me pressing that button, never gonna happen.......:D
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Dave....

Posted 28 Aug 2013, 17:10 #4 

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Dave
You don't actually need to press the button, it's already in your head! :panic:

Posted 28 Aug 2013, 17:20 #5 


Cockaa
St winifreds girl school choir rock!!!
I'm not quite right you know.........

Posted 28 Aug 2013, 17:30 #6 


Jumper
Don’t exactly know what the ‘rule’ is but always considered “either” to be numerically undetermined multiple choices, although their use of the word ’or’ after the second option covers them. Just. HMRC, however, never offer a ’choice’ - only alternatives.

Posted 29 Aug 2013, 13:38 #7 

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