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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is my sentence correct?

It is beneficial to neither you nor me.
  

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Your parallel structure is correct. I think a more emphatic rendering would be neither to you nor to me . You could also go with: It isn't beneficial to either one of us.

— Philip

  • Your parallel structure is correct.
  • I think a more emphatic rendering would be neither to you nor to me .
  • You could also go with: It isn't beneficial to either one of us.
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Your parallel structure is correct. I think a more emphatic rendering would be neither to you nor to me. You could also go with: It isn't beneficial to either one of us.
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Hi,
The most common way to say it would be
It is beneficial to neither of us.
Hamid
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