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Bosco Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Use of the word "neither"
Google Translator provided the following sentence, which to me sounds fine. Does it sound fine to anyone else?
"The need for rest is vital, but neither is it about spending all the holidays lying down sleeping."
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- What do you imagine "it" refers to?
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I need a 'not' to go before the 'neither' somewhere, or a 'nor' to go after it somewhere, so 'neither' sounds odd to me there. I'd have used 'not' instead.
The need for rest is vital, but it's not about ....
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