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Odessa Dawn Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"neither/nor I know/know I"?

I have to repay you the favor by buying you a big gift,/; but I am not an experienced-gift giver neither/nor I know/know I your taste.

Is the underlined grammatical structure, please?
  

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Odessa Dawn Is the underlined grammatical structure, please? No, not at all. I would like to repay you for the favor by buying you a nice gift, but I am not an experienced gift giver, nor do I know your taste.

— Mister Micawber

  • Odessa Dawn Is the underlined grammatical structure, please?
  • No, not at all.
  • I would like to repay you for the favor by buying you a nice gift, but I am not an experienced gift giver, nor do I know your taste.
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Odessa DawnIs the underlined grammatical structure, please?
No, not at all.

I would like to repay you for the favor by buying you a nice gift, but I am not an experienced gift giver, nor do I know your taste.
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