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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Either / nor or either nor

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02br 02br 00"either" is used with "or"....... 02br 02br 001. Using 01font 00neither02font 00 charm 01font 00nor02font 00 money, he acquired the car.

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  • 02br 02br 00"either" is used with "or".......
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  • Using 01font 00neither02font 00 charm 01font 00nor02font 00 money, he acquired the car.
  • ::: In this case, he did not use charm and he did not use money to get the car.
  • 02br 02br 002.
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0Hi, Tobias.02br
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00"either" is used with "or"....... and "neither" is used with "nor".02br
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001. Using 01font00neither02font00 charm 01font00nor02font00 money, he acquired the car. ::: In this case, he did not use charm and he did not use money to get the c
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0Hi Tobias,02br
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00Welcome to the Forum.02br
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01font01font00'He needed (this and that).Without either, 01b00or 02b00any of his money...'02br
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