Neither, nor, nor or or
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1. She thinks that neither money nor fame nor success can help him now.
2. She thinks that neither money, nor fame, nor success can help him now.
3. She thinks that neither money nor fame or success can help him now.
4. She thinks that neither money, nor fame, or success can help him now.
5. Now neither money nor fame nor success can help him.
6. Now neither money, nor fame, nor success can help him.
7. Now neither money nor fame or success can help him.
8. Now neither money, nor fame, or success can help him.
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anonymous Which is correct? None. nor' refers to two alternatives.
- anonymous Which is correct?
- None.
- nor' refers to two alternatives.
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anonymous Which is correct?
None. In good writing, 'neither...nor' refers to two alternatives.
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