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Short answer -- in everyday informal speech "Me neither" is often the best choice. It is true that for FORMAL usage, you would be expected to say something like "Neither do I" or "Nor I". But for INFORMAL/COLLO...
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I would say that "me neither" is the correct choice, as either is a word to be used in conjunction with two choices, which doesn't apply in this situation.
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Both, Either & Neither - Choose the correct answer. ... Choose the correct answer. ... Home > Testing > Language Quizzes > Both, Either & Neither...
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not … either Jane doesn't like cats. I don't like cats either. ... neither/nor Jane doesn't like cats. Neither do I./Nor do I. ... Mark wrong answers; Replace wrong by correct answers; Show all correct answers...
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Which theory do you beleive, That god created man and woman or that we evolved from apes? Are either correct? Neither. Humans didn't evolve from apes. We share a common... ... Which theory do you beleive, That god created man and woman or that we evolved from apes? Are either correct? ... Neither are correct. Humans did not...
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Either/neither usage What is the correct usage of these two words when responding to a statement? i.e. My vote is "neither"... adv. Either/neither usage ... What is the correct usage of these two words when responding to a statement? i.e. - I don't like sausage. - Me either. ... Negative with either and neither...
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These pronouns always take a singular verb ... each every either neither ... All of the words below have something to do with the notion of "bringing" - your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to match up the meaning with the correct context:
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The Grammar Aquarium ... Choose the correct answer for each question...
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surname stevens, upper 50s, friend bill: Stevenses would be fine, as would DeBenedictuses. ... Mid-to-upper 50s would be the correct usage. Commas before either and neither are correct. You can leave the apostrophe off "Goronskys," although technically you are correct. It should have an apostrophe afterward becasue fo...
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