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Neither one of us/Neither of us wants to be the first to say goodbye.
What is the difference between 'neither one of us' and 'neither of us'? Thanks in advance.
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anonymous Neither one of us/Neither of us wants to be the first to say goodbye. What is the difference between 'neither one of us' and 'neither of us'? Thanks in advance.
- anonymous Neither one of us/Neither of us wants to be the first to say goodbye.
- What is the difference between 'neither one of us' and 'neither of us'?
- Thanks in advance.
- I think that "one" is redundant in "neither one of us".
- I understand that "neither" in "neither of us" means "not the one or the other".
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anonymousNeither one of us/Neither of us wants to be the first to say goodbye.
What is the difference between 'neither one of us' and 'neither of us'? Thanks in advance.
I think that "one" is redundant in "neither one of us". I understand that "neither" in "neither of us" means "not the one or the other". So the notion of 'oneness' (of this one
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