Neither or nor here?
We can't change or complain about what has happened, (neither) can we control what is going to happen.
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As a native speaker I would choose one or the other without giving it a thought as to why. This is one of those language things that is an unconscious choice.
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Hi Liusu,
It sounds better with "nor." Grammatically, there's nothing wrong with "neither," but "nor" makes this sentence flow much better.
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