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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
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Neither.... nor
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is this possible?
John was neither on the swing nor the slide.
He walks neither to left nor right.
One another question.
He is the faster of two.
Why article "the" before "faster", which is a comparative degree of fast.
I have the imperation that "the" article is used before superlative degree of adject.
Please comment.
is this possible?
John was neither on the swing nor the slide.
He walks neither to left nor right.
One another question.
He is the faster of two.
Why article "the" before "faster", which is a comparative degree of fast.
I have the imperation that "the" article is used before superlative degree of adject.
Please comment.
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' Please see my posting to your previous thread for word placement in the sentence. He walks neither to left nor right. OK He is the faster (person) of the two.
- ' Please see my posting to your previous thread for word placement in the sentence.
- He walks neither to left nor right.
- OK He is the faster (person) of the two.
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'John was on neither the swing nor the slide.'
Please see my posting to your previous thread for word placement in the sentence.
He walks neither to left nor right. OK
He is the faster (person) of the two.
Please see my posting to your previous thread for word placement in the sentence.
He walks neither to left nor right. OK
He is the faster (person) of the two.
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