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SandipKumar Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
'Neither' / 'Nor' ?
We know *"neither"* and *"nor"* are bossom buddies : Neither [noun] nor [noun].
But they don't necessarily have to appear together if or when they start a sentence :
>Anna wasn't active in any social network sites. She didn't have a Twitter account. *Neither* / *Nor* did she maintain Facebook.
Do "neither" & 'nor' mean the same and are they interchangeable?
But they don't necessarily have to appear together if or when they start a sentence :
>Anna wasn't active in any social network sites. She didn't have a Twitter account. *Neither* / *Nor* did she maintain Facebook.
Do "neither" & 'nor' mean the same and are they interchangeable?
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SandipKumar Anna wasn't active on any social network sites. She didn't have a Twitter account. Neither / Nor did she use Facebook.
- SandipKumar Anna wasn't active on any social network sites.
- She didn't have a Twitter account.
- Neither / Nor did she use Facebook.
- "maintain Facebook" sounds odd.
- "use" is just one suggested alternative.
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SandipKumarAnna wasn't active on any social network sites. She didn't have a Twitter account. Neither / Nor did she use Facebook.
"maintain Facebook" sounds odd. "use" is just one suggested alternative.
SandipKumarDo "neither" & '
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