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Latest post Mon, Dec 20 2004 3:58 AM by bluefish. 2 replies.
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bluefish  +  62431 Mon, 20 Dec 04 03:58 AM
Are these questions correct?

Neither Paul nor Michael saw the film.
Neither Paul or Michael saw the film.

Thank you.
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bluefish  +  62434 Mon, 20 Dec 04 04:24 AM
Just checked previous answers on this subject and I see that the first one is correct.We use NOR and not OR after neither. Do I get it right?Smile [:)]
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Mister Micawber  +  62507 Mon, 20 Dec 04 02:51 PM

You've got it!

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