Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Nor and Or
Hi,
This is the example: He would not ignore Jack's behavior nor/or his words.
Are 'nor' and 'or' both correct here? Or is 'nor' only used when preceded by neither?
This is the example: He would not ignore Jack's behavior nor/or his words.
Are 'nor' and 'or' both correct here? Or is 'nor' only used when preceded by neither?
Top answer
Both are fine. Nor makes the statement more emphatic. CB
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