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I hate that song, and my sister hates it either vs I hate that song, and my sister hates it neither

The correct phrase is "I hate that song, and my sister hates it either." The use of "either" in this context is correct, while the use of "neither" in the second phrase is incorrect.

Last updated: April 09, 2024 • 299 views

I hate that song, and my sister hates it either

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

The word "either" is used to show agreement or similarity between two negative statements. In this case, it emphasizes that both the speaker and their sister dislike the song.
  • I hate that song, and my sister hates it either
  • Even not hearing it, I hate that song.
  • Albert, you're making me sick. I hate that song.
  • I'm pretty sure Billy Joel hates that song.
  • Don't you just hate that song?
  • Great, now I hate this song.
  • Change the station I hate this song!
  • Their debut album was Hate Songs in E Minor, which attracted a large amount of press interest after the original album artwork was confiscated by the Nottingham Vice Squad.
  • This is a hate song just meant for you
  • And if he hates the song, leave the disguise on.
  • She hates the song you wrote? - Yes.
  • She hates the song you wrote?
  • That's a prole hate song, isn't it?
  • Or worse, without coming to hate the song that made you famous?
  • And a song you hate on the jukebox, forever.
  • Musicians always have a love/ hate relationship with the songs that launched them on to the world stage.
  • So you like songs of hate written by the white knights of ku klux klan?
  • Dear lord, I hate that mall.
  • I hate that you have to be here.
  • I hate that this baby is sick.
  • I hate that you're so happy.

I hate that song, and my sister hates it neither

This phrase is incorrect in English.

The word "neither" is used in negative sentences to show that two or more things are not true or not possible. However, it is not appropriate in this context where agreement is being expressed.
  • I hate that song, and my sister hates it neither
  • Even not hearing it, I hate that song.
  • Albert, you're making me sick. I hate that song.
  • I'm pretty sure Billy Joel hates that song.
  • Don't you just hate that song?
  • Great, now I hate this song.
  • Change the station I hate this song!
  • Their debut album was Hate Songs in E Minor, which attracted a large amount of press interest after the original album artwork was confiscated by the Nottingham Vice Squad.
  • This is a hate song just meant for you
  • And if he hates the song, leave the disguise on.
  • She hates the song you wrote? - Yes.
  • She hates the song you wrote?
  • That's a prole hate song, isn't it?
  • Or worse, without coming to hate the song that made you famous?
  • And a song you hate on the jukebox, forever.
  • Musicians always have a love/ hate relationship with the songs that launched them on to the world stage.
  • So you like songs of hate written by the white knights of ku klux klan?
  • Dear lord, I hate that mall.
  • I hate that you have to be here.
  • I hate that this baby is sick.
  • I hate that you're so happy.

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