How to use either or neither in the sentence? [on hold]Which should I use with “neither/nor”: “has” or “have”?“Neither . . . nor” vs. “nor . . . neither”Neither or nor in this sentenceNeither A nor B could bring themselves to say somethingNeither vs either in a negative statementDoes “never” replace “neither”?How to interpret confusing statements involving either/or/not?Either, neither — none of them?Neither L nor S lives in either A or B, What is your inference regarding this sentence?Using 'Neither ~ nor ~ ' with adverbs
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How to use either or neither in the sentence? [on hold]
Which should I use with “neither/nor”: “has” or “have”?“Neither . . . nor” vs. “nor . . . neither”Neither or nor in this sentenceNeither A nor B could bring themselves to say somethingNeither vs either in a negative statementDoes “never” replace “neither”?How to interpret confusing statements involving either/or/not?Either, neither — none of them?Neither L nor S lives in either A or B, What is your inference regarding this sentence?Using 'Neither ~ nor ~ ' with adverbs
Please assist me here, May you elaborate on how to neither nor and either or in the sentence,
neither-nor either-or
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Please assist me here, May you elaborate on how to neither nor and either or in the sentence,
neither-nor either-or
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neither-nor either-or
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Please assist me here, May you elaborate on how to neither nor and either or in the sentence,
neither-nor either-or
neither-nor either-or
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This is not a general reference site; for that, you look things up. Also, I find your profile picture somewhat inappropriate for this site.
– Lordology
10 hours ago
This is not a general reference site; for that, you look things up. Also, I find your profile picture somewhat inappropriate for this site.
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Either is when you have to say something might be in a way or another: “it’s either like this, either like that” I guess you use it like “or”.
Neither and nor you could use them toghether like: “She is neither good nor bad” meaning she isn’t both those things. So neither is like the opposite of either
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Either is when you have to say something might be in a way or another: “it’s either like this, either like that” I guess you use it like “or”.
Neither and nor you could use them toghether like: “She is neither good nor bad” meaning she isn’t both those things. So neither is like the opposite of either
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Either is when you have to say something might be in a way or another: “it’s either like this, either like that” I guess you use it like “or”.
Neither and nor you could use them toghether like: “She is neither good nor bad” meaning she isn’t both those things. So neither is like the opposite of either
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Either is when you have to say something might be in a way or another: “it’s either like this, either like that” I guess you use it like “or”.
Neither and nor you could use them toghether like: “She is neither good nor bad” meaning she isn’t both those things. So neither is like the opposite of either
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Either is when you have to say something might be in a way or another: “it’s either like this, either like that” I guess you use it like “or”.
Neither and nor you could use them toghether like: “She is neither good nor bad” meaning she isn’t both those things. So neither is like the opposite of either
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– Lordology
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