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Starvinghysterical Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Neither or Nor?

"This isn't a big issue, but neither/nor is it a fixable one."

Which one? is there a rule here? Thank you.
  

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You can use either in BrE.

  • You can use either in BrE.
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You can use either in BrE.
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Thanks. How about in U.S. English? That's where I am. If you know that one, I'd feel more confident in my sentence.
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StarvinghystericalWhich one?
I'd ditch the 'but' and use a semicolon. 'but nor' isn't idiomatic, at least not in AmE. 'but neither' is OK. Otherwise, both 'neither' and 'nor' are fine.

This isn't a big issue; neither/nor is it a fixable one.

CJ
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Above and beyond. Thank you!

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