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transpotation (developed) along with civillization

BarbaraPA · Accepted Answer

I'm sorry, but I'm unable to understand what your question is.

Hrsanei · Answer

Hi Grammar Geek.

I am unable to understand his question too/either.

Is unable make the question negative. Should I use either or too.

Thanks

BarbaraPA · Answer

hrsaneiHi Grammar Geek.I am unable to understand his question too/either. Is unable make the question negative. Should I use either or too. Thanks

Interesting question! In real life, I'd say "I can't either."

But if you want to use "unable to" then it's the same as "I'm not able to" semantically, so it's negative, and I"d use "either."

Hrsanei · Answer

Hi.

Thank you for your response.

What about incapable of?

Ex. I am incapable of learning 20words each day.

Me neither/ Me too

What about uncomfortable?

I am uncomfortable in this house.

me too/me neither

According to your formula, this is the same as I am not comfortable in this house. So the answer should be me neither. But me too sounds better to me.

I think it just applies to unable. Can you think of any other negative adjectives similar to unable?

Thanks for your time and help in advance

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