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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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neither

hi ,
is there a rule to use neither to express disability of two persons with two different actions :
Ali can't speak well , Mona can't swim .
  

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I cannot see 'neither' there, but 'nor works: Ali cannot speak well, nor can Mona swim.

— Mister Micawber

  • I cannot see 'neither' there, but 'nor works: Ali cannot speak well, nor can Mona swim.
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I cannot see 'neither' there, but 'nor works:

Ali cannot speak well, nor can Mona swim.
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