Can you use the word "nor" without the word neither?
Can you use "nor" without "neither"?
What is the proper usage for the word "nor"? What is the difference between either and neither? How and when can I use "no" and "not"? What's the difference between "are not" and "do not?" How is the word 'devoid' used in a sentence? What's the antonym of "not"? What is the difference between "cannot" and "can not"? Does the word "not" modify the verb or the adjective? What is the difference between "there isn't any" and "there isn't one"? What's the difference between "ain't" and "aren't"? Is "no I don't" removing the negative connotation by use of double negative? When do you use "&" instead of "and"? What is the difference between "don't we verb" and " do we not verb"? Can a person have both a penis and a vagina? Can a person have neither? What are words that rhyme with "not"? What does "no means no" mean? Are there any nuances between "it isn't" and "it's not"? What is the difference between aren't and are not? What does "or" imply? Is there a subtle difference between "can not" and "cannot" that extends beyond convenience? Why is "vs" or "versus" used in a sentence? And how is it used? What's the opposite of either-or? What is "Lack Thereof"? What does 'not more than one' means? Is it correct to say "please let me know if you need help" or must I use "whether"? What are the other ways to say 'no'? What are the thesaurus synonyms for "not only"? What's another way to say "hardly different than X" or "unbelievably similar to X"? What is the best way to say "NO"? Is there a language that doesn't have a word for "not" or other ways of negating a sentence?