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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
"Neither" Usage Question
Hi,
I was wondering if this sentence is grammatically correct?
"After this, neither man was able to continue his fighting career."
Would it be "his" or "their? Am I using "neither" properly?
Thanks for your help!
Cheers!
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Anonymous After this, neither man was able to continue his fighting career. This is fine as it stands. There is no need to correct anything.
- Anonymous After this, neither man was able to continue his fighting career.
- This is fine as it stands.
- There is no need to correct anything.
- CJ
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AnonymousAfter this, neither man was able to continue his fighting career.
This is fine as it stands. There is no need to correct anything.
CJ
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