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She didn’t study both German and French.
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What’s the distinction between the sentence and this sentence “she studied neither German nor French.”?
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@peterf what did you mean by “Either use” neither” if that’s what meant,”?
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@peterf I’m sorry, it was in a text book as it was.
I think it depends on the situation if I have to clarify its meaning.
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She didn’t study both German and French.
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What’s the distinction between the sentence and this sentence “she studied neither German nor French.”?
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@peterf what did you mean by “Either use” neither” if that’s what meant,”?
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@peterf I’m sorry, it was in a text book as it was.
I think it depends on the situation if I have to clarify its meaning.
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