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Correct answer: B. We got so wet; we had neither umbrellas nor raincoats with us.
- A. We got so wet; we had neither umbrellas or raincoats with us.
- B. We got so wet; we had neither umbrellas nor raincoats with us.
- C. We got so wet; and we had not only umbrellas but also raincoats with us.
- D. We got so wet; we had both umbrellas and raincoats with us.
Explanation
This sentence is correct. The use of "neither ... nor" properly indicates that neither umbrellas nor raincoats were present, which fits the context of being wet.
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