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  1. JACOOL
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    #11 10-Dec-2006, 17:04

    Re: Nor

    thanks Marcus
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    #12 03-Feb-2007, 13:00

    Arrow Re: Nor

    second one is true because the answer is simple ---inversion
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    #13 04-Feb-2007, 23:12

    Re: Nor

    did they fail is the correct one since other are not!!
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    #14 04-Feb-2007, 23:17

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    did they fail is correct since others are not.
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    #15 17-Feb-2007, 11:43

    Re: Nor

    I think the third is correct.
    They weren't successful, and nor did they fail.
    But
    They weren't successful, but nor didn't they fail.
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    #16 18-Feb-2007, 10:11

    Re: Nor

    Csharp- 'nor didn't' is a double negative.
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    #17 18-Feb-2007, 13:34

    Re: Nor

    oh yeah. Thanks
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    #18 19-Feb-2007, 08:55

    Re: Nor

    You're welcome.
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    #19 24-Mar-2007, 20:50

    Smile Re: Nor

    Hi!

    I'm sorry , mayby first one's is correct because second and third are like question did they? this is my opinion, just remember and translate to your language.
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    #20 03-Apr-2007, 10:11

    Exclamation Re: Nor

    how and why we use nor

    what that mean ?
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