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Wildblue Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Use of neither
Hello. Is the following sentence correct, please?
"We came to this conclusion which is desirable neither for the employee nor the employer."
Thank you.
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You need a comma after conclusion . There is only one conclusion and consequently the relative clause is non-restrictive. In other words, it gives additional information about the conclusion.
- You need a comma after conclusion .
- There is only one conclusion and consequently the relative clause is non-restrictive.
- In other words, it gives additional information about the conclusion.
- Otherwise, the sentence is correct.
- CB
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You need a comma after conclusion. There is only one conclusion and consequently the relative clause is non-restrictive. In other words, it gives additional information about the conclusion. Otherwise, the sentence is correct.
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