In negative sentences, we can also use neither, instead of either. But neither changes the subject-verb order in the second coordinate clause. Base...
In negative sentences, we can also use neither, instead of either. But neither changes the subject-verb order in the second coordinate clause. Based on it, transform the sentence Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and Mexico hasn't either, replacing either for neither:
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and Mexico neither hasn't.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, neither and Mexico hasn't.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and neither Mexico hasn't.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and neither has Mexico.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and neither hasn't Mexico.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and Mexico neither hasn't.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, neither and Mexico hasn't.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and neither Mexico hasn't.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and neither has Mexico.
Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and neither hasn't Mexico.
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A forma correta de transformar a frase usando "neither" seria: "Spain hasn't won a gold medal in 2021, and neither has Mexico."
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