Neither ... nor, without neither.

[DAMIEN1307]

I has a friend once that had an expression that just drove me up a wall just hearing it...it was, "not for nothing, but [fill in the blank]"...that is "THE" double negative ive never been able to make any sense of whatsoever...DAMIEN

[GS3]

there are definitely official rules in English

What official body issues these official rules?

and, like it or not, using double negatives is considered poor English grammar.

It is considered poor English grammar if you are using the Queen's (and my) English but there are English dialects where it is considered correct like AAVE.

[majpooper]

there are definitely official rules in English

What official body issues these official rules?

and, like it or not, using double negatives is considered poor English grammar.

It is considered poor English grammar if you are using the Queen's (and my) English but there are English dialects where it is considered correct like AAVE.

U.S. Government Printing Office Style Manual - government
Modern Language Association (MLA) - Academia
Associated Press Stylebook - press

There are hundreds of English dialects all over the world - would you suggest to someone trying to learn and understand English that it was correct to say "init" for isn't it? After all it is correct in the English dialect in which it is used. Where I am from people say they are "going down the shore" I certainly would not suggest to someone learning English that that was correct even though it is correct in the dialect that I grew up with.

[rene]

What we non-native speakers of course in reality learned to be correct is a mixture of James Bond and Eddie Murphy...