A few days ago
Is it right to say, “me either”, or “me neither”?
Is it right to say, “me either”, or “me neither”?
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Normally, the correct sentence would be: “Neither do I.”
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A few days ago
‘Neither’ is the negative form. So if the sentence is negative than ‘me neither’ is more correct.
For instance ‘Either Bill or I could answer this question’ is positive, because we both can do something. ‘Neither Bill nor I can answer this question’ is negative because we can’t do it.
So you could say ‘Bill can’t answer this question and me neither’.
But ‘neither can I’ is better. 8^)
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A few days ago
either = one of two choices
neither = not any of the two choices
therefore, it depends on the context of the sentence as to which is the correct word to use.
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1] john said “I dont feel to good”
jane replied “No me either”
2] jane said”im not going out visiting friends tonight”
john replied “no me neither im very tired”
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A few days ago
Both can be correct in the right context.
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