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UK//ðeɪ boʊθ duː//US//ðeɪ boʊθ duː//

Meaning of They both do

Both people perform the same action.

In simple words: Both people take action in the same way.

They both do in a sentence

  • After dinner, they both do the dishes together.
  • In the game, they both do their best to win.
  • For exercise, they both do yoga every morning.
  • During the project, they both do the writing.
  • When it rains, they both do the same thing.

How to use They both do

Commonly used in conversation to emphasize that two people are acting similarly. Suitable in informal and neutral contexts.

Grammar pattern

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Memory hint

Imagine two friends working together, saying, 'They both do.'

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Collocations with They both do

  • do their best
  • do the dishes
  • do it together
  • do homework
  • do a task

Synonyms for They both do

  • They both perform
  • They both act
  • Both do
  • They are both doing

Common mistakes with They both do

  • Mixing up 'they both do' with 'they all do', which changes the meaning.
  • Adding unnecessary words, as in 'they both do it'. It's concise as is.
  • Incorrectly inferring it implies past action instead of current.

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Frequently asked questions about They both do

What does They both do mean?

Both people take action in the same way.

What is the definition of They both do?

Both people perform the same action.

How do you use They both do in a sentence?

After dinner, they both do the dishes together.

Can you give another example of They both do?

In the game, they both do their best to win.

What are synonyms for They both do?

Common alternatives include They both perform, They both act, Both do, They are both doing.

What words go with They both do?

It commonly pairs with do their best, do the dishes, do it together, do homework, do a task.

What are common mistakes when using They both do?

Mixing up 'they both do' with 'they all do', which changes the meaning. Adding unnecessary words, as in 'they both do it'. It's concise as is. Incorrectly inferring it implies past action instead of current.

How do you pronounce They both do?

US: //ðeɪ boʊθ duː//, UK: //ðeɪ boʊθ duː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use They both do?

Commonly used in conversation to emphasize that two people are acting similarly. Suitable in informal and neutral contexts.