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Old 03-Dec-2003, 00:58
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Old 25-Mar-2004, 09:44
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I have really no idea :(
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Maybe Teacher Tdol will explain the difference. (I would say nevertheless.)

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I have really no idea :(
It's a trick question- they're both fine.
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It's a trick question- they're both fine.
Tdol, do you mean all 3 ?
Can "Nethertheless", "Nonetheless" and "Either" be used in the same way ?
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It's a trick question- they're both fine.
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Old 27-Mar-2004, 20:29
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It's a trick question- they're both fine.
Tdol, do you mean all 3 ?
Can "Nethertheless", "Nonetheless" and "Either" be used in the same way ?
"Either" means "Nethertheless" or "Nonetheless". In other words, choose one or the other. They are equally valid. If your choice is based on which is correct to use then "Either" is definitely the right choice.

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Old 16-May-2004, 14:29
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I would've said "Nevertheless" :/ well, it's good to know I can use them both :)
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Old 16-May-2004, 22:11
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I would've said "Nevertheless" :/ well, it's good to know I can use them both :)
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