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.both...and...When connecting two parallel subjects, it means "both", indicating that they are all affirmative, and the predicate verb is often in plural form. For example:
- Both his mother and his father are teachers. Both of his parents are teachers.
- Both Beijing and Tianjin have traffic problems. Both Beijing and Tianjin have traffic problems.
.neither...nor... When connecting two parallel subjects, it means "neither", indicating all negation; the form of the predicate verb is consistent with the subject after nor, that is, the principle of "nearest agreement" is followed. For example:
- Neither his mother nor his father is a teacher. Neither of his parents are teachers.
- Neither I nor my sister likes playing basketball. Neither my sister nor I like playing basketball.
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