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Me, neither OR Neither, me

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have vs had (Things have changed because something happened to him exactly...) | Sentence: I just tried rebooting the appliance, but it seems it just goes up...

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#1 (permalink) Thu Feb 07, 2008 7:50 am Me, neither OR Neither, me

Hi, Could you tell me what is the opposite of 'ME, too'. ? 'Me, neither' OR 'Neither, me.' Or, maybe both are OK? Thanks

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#2 (permalink) Thu Feb 07, 2008 7:51 am Me, neither OR Neither, me

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