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Neither Ken nor I want to play chess and badminton. vs Neither Ken nor I want to play chess or badminton.

Both phrases are correct, but they convey slightly different meanings. The first phrase, 'neither ken nor I want to play chess and badminton,' implies that neither of you wants to play both chess and badminton. The second phrase, 'neither ken nor I want to play chess or badminton,' suggests that neither of you wants to play either chess or badminton.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 937 views

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"Neither Ken nor I want to play chess and badminton."

This phrase is used to express that neither you nor Ken want to play both chess and badminton.
  • No, I want to play chess again.
  • I don't want to play chess. It's like joining the math club.
  • Look, all I want to do is... is go back to school and... and to play chess with an actual human being, and... I don't know... maybe talk to someone my own age.
  • I've got a little boy with cerebral palsy who wants to play chess with Noel Edmonds.
  • Dad taught him to play chess today.
  • Mr President, Commissioner Mandelson, like a British gentleman, wishes to play chess; it is just that his opponent, the Chinese partner, really wants to play another game altogether with totally different rules.
  • [Gasps] You want to play chess, Scott?
  • I want to play volleyball Ansoftball and soccer.
  • I've been waiting to play chess with the good padre.
  • I built the turk, but dmitri taught it to play chess.
  • He used to play chess all day long.
  • You could teach me how to play chess.
  • Josh doesn't know how to play chess.
  • It's boring to play chess alone.
  • About who to play chess with.
  • I will teach you to play chess.
  • And someone to play chess with.
  • Uncle Michael keeps trying to teach me how to play chess.
  • And he still goes there every Wednesday to play chess with Doc Morris.
  • To the park to play chess.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"Neither Ken nor I want to play chess or badminton."

This phrase is used to express that neither you nor Ken want to play either chess or badminton.
  • No, I want to play chess again.
  • I don't want to play chess. It's like joining the math club.
  • Look, all I want to do is... is go back to school and... and to play chess with an actual human being, and... I don't know... maybe talk to someone my own age.
  • I've got a little boy with cerebral palsy who wants to play chess with Noel Edmonds.
  • Dad taught him to play chess today.
  • Mr President, Commissioner Mandelson, like a British gentleman, wishes to play chess; it is just that his opponent, the Chinese partner, really wants to play another game altogether with totally different rules.
  • [Gasps] You want to play chess, Scott?
  • I want to play volleyball Ansoftball and soccer.
  • I've been waiting to play chess with the good padre.
  • I built the turk, but dmitri taught it to play chess.
  • He used to play chess all day long.
  • You could teach me how to play chess.
  • Josh doesn't know how to play chess.
  • It's boring to play chess alone.
  • About who to play chess with.
  • I will teach you to play chess.
  • And someone to play chess with.
  • Uncle Michael keeps trying to teach me how to play chess.
  • And he still goes there every Wednesday to play chess with Doc Morris.
  • To the park to play chess.

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