[Grammar] neither / nor

[Ajay 123]

Below sentences are correct grammatically?

a) We would like to meet you for Techno-Commercial dicsussions neither in your office nor our office.

b) You did not inform your absence neither by phone nor by mail.

 

[emsr2d2]

Welcome to the forum. :hi:

a) is grammatical though unlikely. Why don't you tell the person where you do want to meet them?
b) is not correct. It's a double negative. You used "You didn't tell us" with "neither/nor". You can say either:

- You informed us of your absence neither by phone nor by email.
or
- You did not inform us of your absence either by phone or by email.

 

[Rover_KE]

[STRIKE]Below sentences are[/STRIKE] Are the following sentences correct grammatically?

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