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Hello Sir [이름].

Thank you for trusting me with this matter.

You are right. If you are going to omit neither, nor should also be deleted.

But don\'t forget to put conjunctions and linking verbs.

\" Generally neither Program Management, nor Engineering are involved in the planning or execution of the local accessory\".

OR: \" Generally, Program Management and Engineering are involved in the planning or execution of the local accessory\".

Neither indicates that the two ideas are linked together. It’s kind of like a negative conjunction. But if you use neither, then make sure your sentence does not have any other negatives preceding it. If you prefer to use a negative, then you want to use either.

I hope I was able to help you out.

Talk to you soon.
Teacher Nina

Is the following expression correct?

>> Is this expression correct?

Generally Program Management nor Engineering not involved in planning or execution of local accessory.

I think the correct sentence will be \"Generally neither Program Managment, nor Engineering involved in the planning or execution of local accessory.\"

>> I think the correct sentence is, \" Generally neither Program Management, nor Engineering are involved in the planning or execution of the local accessory\".

Or if you omit Neither, then, it should be \"Generally Program Management, nor Engineering involved in the planning ~~ \".

>> Or if you omit Neither, then it should be, \"Generally Program Management and Engineering are involved in the planning....\".

The \"not\" should be deleted. \"

>> Nor should be deleted.

Am I correct?

>> correct

Your correction will be appreciated.

>> correct