English Language Learners Asked by thein lwin on December 26, 2021
Which is more informal?
- Neither Alex nor my other friends care about their future.
- Neither my other friends nor Alex care about their future.
- Neither my other friends nor Alex cares about their future.
Neither/nor is never informal. The real question is, what's different about Alex? Why can't you just say:
None of my friends care about their future.
If Alex really is so important, and you want to keep it informal, you could say
Alex doesn't care about his future, and none of my other friends do either.
or slightly less informal:
Alex doesn't care about his future, and nor do my other friends.
Answered by JavaLatte on December 26, 2021
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