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"neither one of you" and "neither of you" What's the difference between them?
12 mrt. 2012 00:33
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Both of these mean the same thing. Neither one of you went to the store, and we are out of bread. Neither of you went to school. Are you both sick?
12 maart 2012
nothing. "neither one of you" sounds stronger.
12 maart 2012
Absolutely no difference in the meaning! Simple as that!
12 maart 2012
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