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I want to ask ;
A: I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO pARİS.
B: ME TOO OR ME NEİTHER..... |
13 Dec 2011
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yanogator
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It �s negative, so "Me, neither" (with the comma). |
13 Dec 2011
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Pelletrine
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Right you are yanogator !
the "n" before "ever" shows you it is negative. So: - Me, neither .... or .... - Neither have I.
"Me too" is for something, talked about, you �ve also done.
ex:
I �ve been to Paris. - Me too. |
13 Dec 2011
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superteach121
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me etiher or neither or I havent either or neither have I |
13 Dec 2011
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Chilvis
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yes, me neither or neither have I why the comma? I would write it like that, without a comma. |
14 Dec 2011
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yanogator
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It �s a grammar rule that "too", "either" and "neither" all need a comma. I want one, too. I don �t like it, either. Me, neither. (but, of course, no comma if "neither" comes at the beginning) Bruce |
14 Dec 2011
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