either (of them)/ Neither

Alexandro · #1 (permalink) Wed Dec 07, 2011 20:57 pm *either (of them)/ Neither*

Hi everyone,

Dialogue:

A: 'Do you watch CSI Miami and CSI New York?'
B: 'No, I don't watch either (of them).' or 'I watch neither.' or simply 'Neither.'

Is B correct? If not, please, tell why not.

Is 'why not' correct?

Thanks
Alexandro
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Beeesneees · #2 (permalink) Wed Dec 07, 2011 22:47 pm *either (of them)/ Neither*

Yes and yes, though 'neither' on its own would be an unusual response.
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Alexandro · #3 (permalink) Thu Dec 08, 2011 11:55 am *either (of them)/ Neither*

Thanks Beeesneees.
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