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Jance has neither cats nor dogs. vs Jance neither has cats nor dogs.



 
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Jance has neither cats nor dogs. vs Jance neither has cats nor dogs. #1 (permalink) Fri Oct 16, 2009 8:21 am   Jance has neither cats nor dogs. vs Jance neither has cats nor dogs.		  
Which one is wrong (1) or (2). Why

(1) Jance has neither cats nor dogs

(2) Jance neither has cats nor dogs
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Jance has neither cats nor dogs. vs Jance neither has cats nor dogs. #2 (permalink) Fri Oct 16, 2009 8:49 am   Jance has neither cats nor dogs. vs Jance neither has cats nor dogs.		  
(2) is "wrong". If you like to say so, it's better to put it as: Jance neither has cats nor wants cats => Jance neither has nor wants cats.
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