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I stared at the woman clutching a stack of brochures. Dusty beams of sunlight streamed into the pavilion, glinting on her scratched barrettes as she scrunched her brow and waited. The faint smell of hay and manure wafted by the booth where I stood, considering how to respond. Finally, I replied.
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Either and neither are used in negative sentences to mean "too.". (1) I can't come to the party. I can't either. Although e ither and neither are both used as a "negative too ", they follow different rules: Either is combined with a negative verb and comes last in the sentence. (2) Mary did not pass the exam.
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4,869 17 64 122 Add a comment 3 Answers Sorted by: 3 either sense 5: 5) any more than the other; also (used after negative expressions) ⇒ "if you don't go, I won't either" I also don't think so. Share Improve this answer Follow answered Jan 5, 2015 at 4:36 user3169 31.1k 2 28 57 Add a comment 3 Michael is agreeing with Kay.
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1 The Guardian - Opinion "No, I don't know either, it was 1974," Diski writes. 2 The New Yorker No, I don't know either - more wild weather. 3 The Guardian - Opinion I don't know either of the parents and have only met the mother briefly. 4 The New York Times Show more. similar ( 11 ) I do not know either, but I am trying. 1 The New Yorker
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1 Independent As the novelist later admitted, "I didn't know either". 2 Encyclopedia Britannica I didn't know either Bill or Violet at the time. 3 The New York Times My greatest regret… is that I didn't know either of my grandfathers as a grown-up. 4 Independent Show more. similar ( 41 ) I don't know either, David. 1 The Guardian - Opinion
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But saying 'I don't know' isn't an option. Try one of these instead: I'm not sure, but I'll find out and let you know. I'll find out. I'll look into it and get back to you with what I find. That's a good question and I want to get you the right information. Let me get back to you by end-of-day.
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"I didn't know" is a negative Past Simple Tense sentence. Negative sentences in the Past Simple Tense are formed using did not + infinitive without "to" . "I didn't knew" doesn't look anything to me. It isn't a sentence in the Past Simple, because it violates the rule above.
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Mar 26, 2013 #2 This is one of the situations in which the "Don't use double negatives" rule/guideline applies. Neither is negative, either is not. So you can write: I don't know either (one) - don't know is negative, either is not. or you can write I know neither (one) - know isn't negative, neither is.
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"I don't know, too" is the same as "I also don't know." "I know neither" is similar to "I don't know either." However, "I don't know either" can have 2 meanings based on 1 comma: "I don't know either" - they do not know either of the two options. "I don't know, either"- they also don't know the answer. "I don't know either" is the most common, with the comma occasionally being used based on.
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Neither, neither. nor and not. either - English Grammar Today - a reference to written and spoken English grammar and usage - Cambridge Dictionary
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Oct 30, 2009. #6. They're interchangeable, and I think it's fair to say they mean "approximately" (perhaps even "nearly") the same thing. Obviously there's a difference in emphasis. With "I don't either," the emphasis is on the speaker. With "Neither do I," the emphasis is on the negation. D.
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i didn't know either - Spanish translation - Linguee know ( sb./sth.) v — either conj — either pron — either adv — Many translated example sentences containing "i didn't know either" - Spanish-English dictionary and search engine for Spanish translations.
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English (US) 1) Neither I know. 2) Neither do I know. 3) I also don't know. 4) I didn't know either. (This is correct, but it's in past tense while all the other sentences are in present tense) 5) I don't know either. See a translation
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Explanation provided by a TextRanch English expert Some examples from our editors: A: I don't know that man's name. Do you know it? B: I don't know either. A: I don't know if this sentence is correct. Do you? B: I don't know either. We should have the TextRanch editors check it. I don't know neither This is not correct. Don't use this phrase.