फैल के पड़े रहना in English? | Describing Movements of Things and People in English Part 4

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[@Siya.0018]

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[@AbsarAhamad-ev6oj]

I am a big fan of yours. Please tell me, Are these sentences correct or incorrect? What's the difference between them?
I neither like this dress nor it fits me.
I neither like this dress nor does it fit me.
Neither I like this dress nor it fits me.
Neither do I like this dress nor does it fit me.

[@engbysunil]

Sentences with "neither... nor" require grammatical parallelism and inversion (subject-auxiliary verb inversion)
Sentences 2 and 4 are correct because they follow these rules, ensuring subject-verb agreement and proper parallel construction.
Sentences 1 and 3 lack necessary auxiliary verbs or proper structure, making them grammatically incorrect.