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Daithy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is there usually comma in the "Neither...nor" combo?"
Ex:
"Neither you nor I put anything in the rabbit."
or
"Neither you, nor I put anything in the rabbit."
As far as I know "nor" is a coordinating conjunction; although, when the sentence is short, it is allowed to omit the comma. So which is it?
Thanks.
"Neither you nor I put anything in the rabbit."
or
"Neither you, nor I put anything in the rabbit."
As far as I know "nor" is a coordinating conjunction; although, when the sentence is short, it is allowed to omit the comma. So which is it?
Thanks.
Top answer
No comma.
- No comma.
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Is it always without comma, and could you please briefly explain why? Thank you.
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DaithyIs it always without a commaYes. A comma would be similarly wrong in John and I went to the same school.
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