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Fresh day, fresh solve. Here are the solutions for the English grammar questions: 136. The original sentence "That was either an apple or a pear" uses "either...or". To form a correct negative sentence, we use "neither...nor". A) That was neither an apple nor a pear. This correctly negates both options. B) "neither apple nor pear" is missing the article "an" before "pear". C) "not apple or pear" is not the standard way to negate "either...or". D) "not either apple or pear" is redundant. E) "not neither" creates a double negative.