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Avid learner Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

"nor" or "or"

Hi teachers,

Am I right, to use "nor" in the following sentence? Gaze into the end of creations, you will find no greater love than a mother’s, a daughter’s, nor a wife’s.


Thanks in advance, AL

  

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"Gaze into the end of creations" sounds strange. I think you meant something else. Try again with plainer words.

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  • "Gaze into the end of creations" sounds strange.
  • I think you meant something else.
  • Try again with plainer words.
  • Be that as it may, it's "or", not "nor".
  • The negative does not extend to the women here.
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"Gaze into the end of creations" sounds strange. I think you meant something else. Try again with plainer words. Be that as it may, it's "or", not "nor". The negative does not extend to the women here.

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