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Zora
Canada

And yet as a native, I�d say all examples are correct since ...

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Negative Structures

Instead of both ... not, we normally use neither.
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BUT it doesn�t say that it can NEVER be used as such.

*shrugs* One of those things I guess, where people use something without realising it may be incorrect...



13 Nov 2008     



goodnesses
Algeria

Hi,  Kaytsu , Hi, Maurice
Korea, South     Mexico

I agree with you on "C" being incorrect.
However, I�d like to point out that (according to my knowledge) the VERB after "neither of ..." and "none of ..." is normally SINGULAR
So,
-None of them is here. (none = no one)
-Neither of them is here. (neither = no one of the two)

REGARDS

13 Nov 2008     

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