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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Too-negative context, neither-meaning

Hello,

I have these sentences:

1) "I have already got banned from entering the inside of the library—I don't want to get banned from entering the outside of the library too."

2) "I don't know who I am." . . . "Me neither."


1) Is this usage of "too" correct?

2) Does the answer mean "I don't know who I am, either" or "I don't know who you are, either"?


Thanks for any thoughts!

  

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" Entering means "going inside". How can you enter the outside of a building?

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  • " Entering means "going inside".
  • How can you enter the outside of a building?
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anonymousI don't want to get banned from entering the outside of the library too."

Entering means "going inside". How can you enter the outside of a building?

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