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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
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"I don't like icecreams." "Neither me" "Me neither"
Can I use either "neither me" or "me neither"? Are both OK?
"I don't like icecreams." "Neither me" "Me neither"
Can I use either "neither me" or "me neither"? Are both OK?
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Hi, Only 'me neither'. Clive
- Hi, Only 'me neither'.
- Clive
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"I don't like ice cream" would be more common -- "ice cream" is usually treated as an uncountable noun.
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