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Eladio Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Nor, Either, Neither. Please, help
Which one of the following answers is the most idiomatic one? I need your help.
I can’t swim.
I can’t, either.
Neither can I.
Neither can me.
Me either.
Nor I either.
Nor can I.
I have never been to Paris before.
We haven’t, either.
Neither have we.
We either.
Nor we either.
Nor have I.
I was to Paris last year.
So was I.
Me too.
We like horror movies.
So do we.
So do us.
We too.
I can’t swim.
I can’t, either.
Neither can I.
Neither can me.
Me either.
Nor I either.
Nor can I.
I have never been to Paris before.
We haven’t, either.
Neither have we.
We either.
Nor we either.
Nor have I.
I was to Paris last year.
So was I.
Me too.
We like horror movies.
So do we.
So do us.
We too.
Top answer
1. I can't either OR Neither can I OR Nor can I. The rest are wrong.
- 1.
- I can't either OR Neither can I OR Nor can I.
- The rest are wrong.
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- We haven't either OR Neither have we OR Nor have I (assuming that only one person is being referred to.
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1. I can't either OR Neither can I OR Nor can I. The rest are wrong.
2. We haven't either OR Neither have we OR Nor have I (assuming that only one person is being referred to. The rest are wrong.
3. It's the statement that's wrong here. You probably meant "I went to Paris last year", in which case the reply should be "So did I". "Me too" is OK in conversation. If you meant "I was in P
2. We haven't either OR Neither have we OR Nor have I (assuming that only one person is being referred to. The rest are wrong.
3. It's the statement that's wrong here. You probably meant "I went to Paris last year", in which case the reply should be "So did I". "Me too" is OK in conversation. If you meant "I was in P
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