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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
variations of "neither and nor" use
Hi,
Are these correct?
1. The issue before us is not about our eating habits, nor about our dressing habits, but about how to deal with growing unemployment.
2. The issue before us doesn't ask us to dress better, nor does it ask us to change our eating habits.
3. We shoud neither pay special attention to those people asking for handouts nor give out signs that we are cognizant of them. I feel they could find work if they wanted to.
Are these correct?
1. The issue before us is not about our eating habits, nor about our dressing habits, but about how to deal with growing unemployment.
2. The issue before us doesn't ask us to dress better, nor does it ask us to change our eating habits.
3. We shoud neither pay special attention to those people asking for handouts nor give out signs that we are cognizant of them. I feel they could find work if they wanted to.
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They all seem fine to me.
- They all seem fine to me.
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Thank you.
Can I do this to one of the sentences I used?
1. The issue before us is not about our eating habits, nor about our dressing habits, but about javascript:void(0) with growing unemployment
The issue before us is neither about our eating habits nor (no comma?) about our dressing habits, but about javasc
Can I do this to one of the sentences I used?
1. The issue before us is not about our eating habits, nor about our dressing habits, but about javascript:void(0) with growing unemployment
The issue before us is neither about our eating habits nor (no comma?) about our dressing habits, but about javasc
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