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Aung Thu Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Neither-- nor
>Neither I can go out nor she can come to me.
Is this sentence grammatically correct? Do I need to change "inversion"?
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As a comment, I would say: I can neither go out nor can she come to me.
- As a comment, I would say: I can neither go out nor can she come to me.
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As a comment, I would say:
I can neither go out nor can she come to me.
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Aung ThuIs this sentence grammatically correct?
I'd say not.
Aung ThuDo I need to change "inversion"?
More than that; you have different subjects and different verbs.
I'd say:
I can't go, and she can't come.
Or:
Neither can I go nor can she come.
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