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Scottish Posted 7 years ago
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Is "neither" right in the second part of the sentence below ?

There is no need to rush into anything, but neither is it beneficial to stay in your comfort zone for fear of being hurt if you venture out. .
  

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Yes, "neither" is right. CJ

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Yes, "neither" is right.

CJ

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