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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Use of Neither Nor

Hi,

I have written the following line:

"Neither this policy has helped to bring peace nor it has brought any prosperity in the country."

Is the above is correct.

Thanks

  

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anonymous Is the above is correct ? ] No. It's wrong.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Is the above is correct ?
  • ] No.
  • It's wrong.
  • Try one of these instead: This policy has neither helped to bring peace nor brought any prosperity to the country.
  • This policy has neither helped to bring peace nor prosperity to the country.
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anonymousIs the above is correct? [You need a question mark after a question.]

No. It's wrong. Try one of these instead:

This policy has neither helped to bring peace nor brought any prosperity to the country.
This policy has neither helped to bring peace nor

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