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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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neither taking a plane nor a ship
She has never traveled abroad because she likes neither taking a plane nor a ship.
... neither taking plane nor ship.
... neither taking planes nor ships.
... neither taking a plane nor taking a ship.
Hi,
Which ones in the above are right and which are wrong? Thanks.
... neither taking plane nor ship.
... neither taking planes nor ships.
... neither taking a plane nor taking a ship.
Hi,
Which ones in the above are right and which are wrong? Thanks.
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All are OK and all are awkward. Natives normally front the negation and use the plural: She has never traveled abroad because she doesn't like taking planes or ships.
- All are OK and all are awkward.
- Natives normally front the negation and use the plural: She has never traveled abroad because she doesn't like taking planes or ships.
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All are OK and all are awkward. Natives normally front the negation and use the plural:
She has never traveled abroad because she doesn't like taking planes or ships.
All are OK and all are awkward. Natives normally front the negation and use the plural:
She has never traveled abroad because she doesn't like taking planes or ships.
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