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Mia isn’t going to the party, neither is Helen.
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Narrator
Mia isn’t going to the party, neither is Helen.
Study notes
How to use in different contexts
Giving Information
Mia and Helen won't be attending the party.
Responding to a Question
No, Mia isn't going, and neither is Helen.
Adding Information
Several people aren't coming; Mia isn't going, neither is Helen.
Expressing Regret
It's a shame Mia isn't going to the party; Helen isn't either.
Rephrased versions
Formal
Neither Mia nor Helen will be present at the party.
Casual
Mia's not going to the party, and Helen's not either.
Simpler English
Mia and Helen aren't going to the party.
Phrases to learn
neither is
Used to indicate that a negative statement applies to a second person or thing.
isn't going to
Indicates a future action that is not planned or expected.