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Exodejavu Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Use "neither ... nor" to make a question sentence

Hi.

Neither you nor he is wrong.

How to change it to a question sentence?

"Is none of you wrong?" ----------ok?
"Are neither of you wrong?"------ok?

How should I put it when I want to include "you" and "he"?

Best Regards
  

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Are both of you wrong? Don't include everythng you say in your native language. Languages are different.

— Cool Breeze

  • Are both of you wrong?
  • Don't include everythng you say in your native language.
  • Languages are different.
  • CB
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Are both of you wrong? Don't include everythng you say in your native language. Languages are different.

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