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김성현 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
"either" or "neither"?
Dear teachers,
I saw a sentence on the news-script as follows:
If there is a disease that food cannot cure, a doctor cannot cure it either.
Can I say: If there is not a disease that food can cure, a doctor can cure it neither?
If so, do those two sentences mean the same?
Thanks and best regards,
David Kim
Top answer
Can I say: If there is not a disease that food can cure, a doctor can cure it neither? No.
- Can I say: If there is not a disease that food can cure, a doctor can cure it neither?
- No.
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???Can I say: If there is not a disease that food can cure, a doctor can cure it neither?
No.
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