Emily doesn’t enjoy running, neither does Jack.

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If you don't enjoy running, try finding another activity you like.

Emily and Jack prefer swimming to running; neither enjoys running.

Does anyone here enjoy running?

If Emily enjoyed running, she would probably do it more often.

Neither Emily nor Jack finds running to be an enjoyable activity.

Emily and Jack aren't into running.

Emily and Jack don't like running.

Used to indicate that a negative statement applies to a second person or thing.

To find pleasure or satisfaction in running.