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  Nadira September 1, 2015 13:51

  Thank you  for  the  request  very  nice  to  be in  your  contacts  and thank you  once again  for listening  to my post  ...It was posted  some  time back  nice  to have feed back  even  now  
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  Janyarak December 17, 2009 15:08

  Hi are you teacher?
  
  Am student.
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  Nancy September 23, 2009 15:23

  You are welcome.We are friends.
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  Emilie September 20, 2009 8:28

  
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  Bill the English Teacher August 28, 2009 5:00

  You certainly can ask me any questions you want to. I hope my answers helped. I would love to travel to Thailand, but I probably can't afford it. I think it would be a beautiful country to visit. Hope to hear from you again.
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  Bill the English Teacher August 27, 2009 8:18

  I am glad to answer your question about how to use neither and nor.
  Before you can understand neither/nor we need to talk about either/or. When we give a person a choice between two things we use either/or. I can say to you, "You can have either coffee or tea. I give you a choice, but I am not saying you can have both. You have to make a choice between one or the other. Another way to say it is,"Would you like either coffee or tea." We can use this with concepts or ideas as well. I can say, "You should either take medicine for your illness or you will suffer from your illness". You have only one choice between the two.
  Neither/nor is used when you have no choice between two items, concepts or ideas. I can say, "I would offer you something to drink, but we have neither coffee nor tea in the house." Or I could say, "I like bananas, but neither my wife nor my children like them." I can also say, "Neither war nor famine will make me leave my country."
  I hope this helps.
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  Angela August 22, 2009 13:14

  Are you teacher?
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  Emilie August 20, 2009 18:32

  Hello Uthenas:
  How are you? Have a nice day.
  Emilie