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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Use of never neither and none
how to use never none and neither?
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Use them for negation: I never eat meat. ) I like meat, but there is none in the shop today. ) Neither I or my brother have any money.
- Use them for negation: I never eat meat.
- ) I like meat, but there is none in the shop today.
- ) Neither I or my brother have any money.
- )
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Use them for negation:
I never eat meat. (= I don't ever...)
I like meat, but there is none in the shop today. (= there isn't any...)
Neither I or my brother have any money. (= I and my brother don't have...)
I never eat meat. (= I don't ever...)
I like meat, but there is none in the shop today. (= there isn't any...)
Neither I or my brother have any money. (= I and my brother don't have...)
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