Either vs Neither | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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neither

Not…either =

too

"There were shops on either side of the street" either means

both

"Neither parent came to meet the teacher." neither is a

determiner

"Neither of us went to the concert" neither is used with

plural noun / plural noun phrase

I don’t like ?

either

you should avoid using this word and use neither instead i.e. neither of them are good

none

if either or neither is the subject the verb after it needs to be

singular

she hadn't meant for it to escalate so suddenly, ? had she expected it to

Neither

in this sentence, "Personally, I don’t like either jacket" either is a

determiner

Either can be an

adverb/ /pronoun/determiner/conjunction

Neither can be a

pronoun/determiner/conjunction

Either is the negative of

too

? man is very witty, I find them quite dull

Neither

? can I

neither

"Either. It doesn’t matter" either is a

pronoun

I don’t want ? of my parents to know i'm moving away

either

? parent came to meet the teacher

Neither