English grammar questions, answered by Alan
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hanuman_2000
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by hanuman_2000 »
Sir,
She didn't want any Pizza.
She didn't want any choclate.
I want to join these two sentences using "neither/nor".
She wanted neither any Pizza nor any choclate.
My doubt is about the word "any".
Is it correct?
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Alan
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by Alan »
Although not strictly ungrammatical, 'any' is redundant here.
