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Desafinado Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence correct
I neither speak English nor be good at English.
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No, it would have to be "I neither speak English nor am good at English", but it seems unnecessary to say both things since one implies the other. If you have a distinction in mind between speaking English and being good at English then it needs to be more clearly described.
- No, it would have to be "I neither speak English nor am good at English", but it seems unnecessary to say both things since one implies the other.
- If you have a distinction in mind between speaking English and being good at English then it needs to be more clearly described.
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No, it would have to be "I neither speak English nor am good at English", but it seems unnecessary to say both things since one implies the other. If you have a distinction in mind between speaking English and being good at English then it needs to be more clearly described.
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