How do you use either or and neither nor in English grammar?

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1. #these
2. #pronouns
3. #negative
4. #while
5. #conjunctions
6. #paired
7. #always
8. #connotation
9. #being
10. #determiners
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13. #holds
14. #significance
15. #neither
16. #either
17. #several