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The document contains examples of sentences using neither, either, nor to indicate that something is also not true for the speaker or another person mentioned. Some of the examples include Jill didn't go to the cinema yesterday, neither did I; Luke isn't going out tonight, I'm not either; and Emma can't speak Russian, I can't either. The document provides 10 total examples demonstrating the use of neither, either, and nor in sentences.
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- 6. ?Emma can¨t speak Russian. ?I can¨t either.
- 7. ?Lucy: I don¨t live in London. ?Me: Neither does David / David doesn¨t either / David neither.
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- 14. 4-I don¨t have blue eyes,´´´´´Janet.
- 22. 8-I can¨t go to America,´´´..my friend.
- 24. 9-I don¨t have a car,´´´´´my sister.
- 26. 10-I will go to the library tomorrow,´´´´.my friend.