Correct way to use Nor, Neither
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What is this "Email" tag? It is not HTML tag, nor I could find it in the "comfy" documentation.
As you may have already noticed I am not native English speaker, so please don't judge me too harsh. You can also comment on all the sentences in this post. It would be useful to know where my weaknesses are.
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Is this sentence correct?
What is this "Email" tag? It is not HTML tag, nor I could find it in the "comfy" documentation.
As you may have already noticed I am not native English speaker, so please don't judge me too harsh. You can also comment on all the sentences in this post. It would be useful to know where my weaknesses are.
grammar
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RikoRiko
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You will have inversion after "nor":...nor could I find it in the...
– S Conroy
May 20 at 16:53
Did you do some research about the use of "nor"? // Are you familiar with English Language Learners? Check it out!
– aparente001
May 21 at 3:49
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Is this sentence correct?
What is this "Email" tag? It is not HTML tag, nor I could find it in the "comfy" documentation.
As you may have already noticed I am not native English speaker, so please don't judge me too harsh. You can also comment on all the sentences in this post. It would be useful to know where my weaknesses are.
grammar
asked May 20 at 15:43
RikoRiko
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Is this sentence correct?
What is this "Email" tag? It is not HTML tag, nor I could find it in the "comfy" documentation.
As you may have already noticed I am not native English speaker, so please don't judge me too harsh. You can also comment on all the sentences in this post. It would be useful to know where my weaknesses are.
grammar
grammar
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RikoRiko
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asked May 20 at 15:43
RikoRiko
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asked May 20 at 15:43
RikoRiko
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asked May 20 at 15:43
RikoRiko
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asked May 20 at 15:43
RikoRiko
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You will have inversion after "nor":...nor could I find it in the...
– S Conroy
May 20 at 16:53
Did you do some research about the use of "nor"? // Are you familiar with English Language Learners? Check it out!
– aparente001
May 21 at 3:49
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You will have inversion after "nor":...nor could I find it in the...
– S Conroy
May 20 at 16:53
Did you do some research about the use of "nor"? // Are you familiar with English Language Learners? Check it out!
– aparente001
May 21 at 3:49
You will have inversion after "nor":...nor could I find it in the...
– S Conroy
May 20 at 16:53
You will have inversion after "nor":...nor could I find it in the...
– S Conroy
May 20 at 16:53
Did you do some research about the use of "nor"? // Are you familiar with English Language Learners? Check it out!
– aparente001
May 21 at 3:49
Did you do some research about the use of "nor"? // Are you familiar with English Language Learners? Check it out!
– aparente001
May 21 at 3:49
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Its use in this case is to say "It is also not in the comfy documentation." or "I could not find it in the comfy documentation either."
The typical use would be "It is not an HTML tag, nor could I find it in the "comfy" documentation." The words could and I just needed to be reversed.
answered May 20 at 18:32
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Its use in this case is to say "It is also not in the comfy documentation." or "I could not find it in the comfy documentation either."
The typical use would be "It is not an HTML tag, nor could I find it in the "comfy" documentation." The words could and I just needed to be reversed.
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Its use in this case is to say "It is also not in the comfy documentation." or "I could not find it in the comfy documentation either."
The typical use would be "It is not an HTML tag, nor could I find it in the "comfy" documentation." The words could and I just needed to be reversed.
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Its use in this case is to say "It is also not in the comfy documentation." or "I could not find it in the comfy documentation either."
The typical use would be "It is not an HTML tag, nor could I find it in the "comfy" documentation." The words could and I just needed to be reversed.
answered May 20 at 18:32
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Its use in this case is to say "It is also not in the comfy documentation." or "I could not find it in the comfy documentation either."
The typical use would be "It is not an HTML tag, nor could I find it in the "comfy" documentation." The words could and I just needed to be reversed.
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You will have inversion after "nor":...nor could I find it in the...
– S Conroy
May 20 at 16:53
Did you do some research about the use of "nor"? // Are you familiar with English Language Learners? Check it out!
– aparente001
May 21 at 3:49