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[ostap77]

1)"I have fallen in love neither with someone on the job nor with my classmate." Correct?

OR

2)"I've never fallen in love neither with someone on the job nor with my classmate."Wrong?

OR

3)"I haven't fallen in love neither with someone on the job nor with my classmate." Wrong?

 

[lauralie2]

I prefer 2).

 

[ostap77]

I prefer 2).

You would not think of it as "double negative"?

 

[5jj]

You would not think of it as "double negative"?

I would.

 

[ostap77]

I would.

What about the first one?

 

[5jj]

The first is correct, but sounds a little stilted.

I think I'd go for:

I've fallen in love with neither a classmate nor a colleague.
I've never fallen in love with a colleague, either at work or at school.
I've never fallen in love with a classmate or with a work colleague.