Dear Forum Users, Look at these sentences: 1. 'A' is not a bird. 2. 'B' is not a bird. I can definitely say that 'A' is not a bird and 'B' is not a bird either. BUT can I say: A is not a bird and B is also not a bird.? Thank you very much. Csika
Originally Posted by Csika Dear Forum Users, Look at these sentences: 1. 'A' is not a bird. 2. 'B' is not a bird. I can definitely say that 'A' is not a bird and 'B' is not a bird either. BUT can I say: A is not a bird and B is also not a bird.? Thank you very much. Csika Yes you can. More natural would be, "A is not a bird and neither is B."; "Neither A nor B are birds."
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