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Josea Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Regarding the use of "or" and "nor"
Hi:
In this phrase: There's nothing you nor/or anyone else can do about it.
Should I use "or" or "nor"? All rules I've found talk about a verb in the first phrase, but all I have is a subject, "I".
Could anyone tell me which one is correct and why?
Thank you.
In this phrase: There's nothing you nor/or anyone else can do about it.
Should I use "or" or "nor"? All rules I've found talk about a verb in the first phrase, but all I have is a subject, "I".
Could anyone tell me which one is correct and why?
Thank you.
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Josea Hi:In this phrase: ..... It's a sentence, not a phrase. There's nothing you nor/or anyone else can do about it.
- Josea Hi:In this phrase: .....
- It's a sentence, not a phrase.
- There's nothing you nor/or anyone else can do about it.
- Should I use "or" or "nor"?
- Use the common word " or"; "nor" has no advantage over "or" in that sentence.
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JoseaHi:In this phrase: ..... It's a sentence, not a phrase.
There's nothing you nor/or anyone else can do about it.
Should I use "or" or "nor"? Use the common word "or"; "nor" has no advantage over "or" in that sentence.
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