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    More commomly also after a first negative sentence to add a second negative "I don't like getting up at 5 in the morning, nor do i like eating breakfast this early" Can also say "i dont like eating breakfast this early either" but is less elegant/more clumsy
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    You can use Nor alone as in a conversation between 2 people about a third person Person1 "I didn't like that person" Person2 "Nor I" (can Also say "neither did I" or "me neither", both strictly incorrect grammarwise but widely used whereas "nor I" is correct but posh/Old fashioned sounding)
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