Nor... or
Hi, there
On a TV weather report, a weather reporter said about a man who was trying to discredit a theory of global warming:
"Cherry-picking or twisting the facts won't change the future nor the facts."
Is it correct to use "nor" in this sentence? You already not referring to both nouns "future" and "facts". Shouldn't you use "or"?
Thank you for your help!
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Corrections · 2
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I think "nor" is more suitable because of the negative form "won't change".
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you can use either
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