Learn to use "Neither ------ nor" correctly

Neither ------ nor

The conjunction 'Neither ---- nor' is the negative of 'Either ----- or'

1) The use of this conjunction means that, the given quality is present in none of the two subject.
2) If 'neither-----nor' is used, the verb must agree with the second subject.
3) This conjunction cannot be used for more than two subjects.

(One person – two qualities/action)

Subject	Verb/HV	Neither	1stQuality/Action	Nor	2ndQuality/Action
Father	is	neither	disturbed	nor	Sad

(Two persons – one quality/action)

Neither	1st Subject	Nor	2nd Subject	Verb/HV	2ndQuality/Action
Neither	Rohan	nor	Sohan	has	finished the last chocolate

*The verb agrees with the second subject.

Examples:

a. Incorrect: Both Janhvi and Manas did not send the invoice.
   Correct: Neither Janhvi nor Manas sent the invoice.

b. Incorrect: He is neither satisfied with profile nor he is satisfied with salary.
   Correct: He is satisfied with neither profile nor salary.

c. Incorrect: I have neither been to London nor to Washington DC.
   Correct: I have been to neither London nor Washington DC.