Help with English(please) Hi, there Could you help me? Please.. Do you say "You won't be able to get this off, neither with soap, nor with nail polish remover" or "You won't be able to get this off

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Help with English(please) Hi, there Could you help me? Please.. Do you say "You won't be able to get this off, neither with soap, nor with nail polish remover" or "You won't be able to get this off, either with soap, or with nail polish remover" or "You won't be able to get this off, not with soap, nor with nail polish remover"? Please, could you help me?

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Not with, nor with/ neither with, nor with?

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1) "You won't be able to get this off with soap or nail polish remover."

2) Although some people say, "I can quit whenever I want", the correct way should always be, "I can quit whenever I want to", as the 'to' refers back to the action. "I can quit, but I just don't want to."

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