Which one is correct?
Correct answer: A. Peter does not work and Jane does not either.
- A. Peter does not work and Jane does not either.
- B. Peter does not work and neither Jane does.
- C. Peter does not work and Jane does not also.
- D. Peter does not work and so does Jane.
Explanation
This sentence is grammatically correct. "Either" is used here to indicate that Jane also does not work, mirroring the negation used for Peter.
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