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David can’t drive, neither can Laura.
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David can’t drive, neither can Laura.
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How to use in different contexts
Giving Advice
If you can't drive, you might consider alternative transportation options, just like David and Laura.
Describing Habits
David relies on public transport, and so does Laura, since neither of them can drive.
Asking About Others
Can anyone else besides David and Laura drive in your group?
Sharing Hypotheticals
If David and Laura could drive, their lives would be much easier.
Rephrased versions
Formal
David and Laura are both incapable of operating a motor vehicle.
Casual
Neither David nor Laura can drive.
Simpler English
David and Laura don't know how to drive.
Phrases to learn
can't drive
Is unable to operate a motor vehicle.
neither can
Used to indicate that a negative statement applies to another person or thing.