Question

Which is the most grammatically correct way of rewriting sentence 2 (reprinted here)?In fact, they had neither the freedom to decide where to watch the movie nor to choose when to see it.


1. In fact, they either had the freedom to decide where to watch the movie nor to choose when to see it.

2. In fact, they had not the freedom to decide where to watch the movie nor to choose when to see it.

3. In fact, they had neither the freedom to decide where to watch the movie or to choose when to see it.

4. In fact, they had the freedom neither to decide where to watch the movie nor to choose when to see it.

Answer 1

Answer:

I think the answer is sentence 3.

Answer 2

The most grammatically correct way of rewriting sentence 2 is 3. In fact, they had neither the freedom to decide where to watch the movie or to choose when to see it.

What is the use of neither?

It is used with nor to suggest or greater human beings, matters, actions, etc., approximately which some thing isn't always true. The following instance sentences display this use.

When used as an adverb both mean "in addition" and is used after a terrible announcement. Neither permits us to make a terrible announcement approximately human beings or matters on an identical time. Neither is going earlier than singular countable nouns. We use it to say 'now no longer both' on the subject of matters

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