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The car had broken down, so we had little/a little option but to take the train.
The car had broken down, so we had little option but to take the train.
I’d like to see both/both of films, but sadly either/neither of them is showing anymore.
I’d like to see both films, but sadly neither of them is showing anymore.
It means a great deal/plenty to me that you would ask me to be the best man at your wedding.
It means a great deal to me that you would ask me to be the best man at your wedding.
I tried to buy that phone that was on discount, but when I got to the shop, they had no/none left.
I tried to buy that phone that was on discount, but when I got to the shop, they had none left.
This year is my grandmother’s 90th birthday party and all/whole the family will be there to celebrate.
This year is my grandmother’s 90th birthday party and all the family will be there to celebrate.
A: Are you going to buy the blue or the black jacket? B: Both/Neither. I’m broke at the moment.
Neither. I’m broke at the moment.
