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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Nor is it/ Or it is...
I am having an issue with "nor", anyone can tell me which one would be correct:
1) This subject has not been discussed, nor is it deeply rooted amongst valuers.
2) This subject has not been discussed, nor it is deeply rooted amongst valuers.
I believe it's #1. Are there any rules to which one is correct?
1) This subject has not been discussed, nor is it deeply rooted amongst valuers.
2) This subject has not been discussed, nor it is deeply rooted amongst valuers.
I believe it's #1. Are there any rules to which one is correct?
Top answer
I'm mystified by your question. The two sentences are identical.
- I'm mystified by your question.
- The two sentences are identical.
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I'm mystified by your question. The two sentences are identical.
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