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  • ______ Tom nor I like spinach.
    Neither
  • ............................ of us can speak French.
    Both / neither
  • _______ you can join us for dinner at the restaurant, or we can order takeout and eat at home.
    Either
  • ________ of the restaurants we tried yesterday had good service.
    Neither / Both
  • Tell me about two things you might do this weekened (use "either")
    This weekend, I will either play piano or go for a walk
  • We'll _______ go to the cinema or drive to the beach.
    either
  • I don't like cartoons. I don't like game shows _________.
    either
  • Tell me about food you like (use "both")
    I like both white chocolate and dark chocolate / I like both pasta and pizza.
  • She is very slim. I think she is ................ an athlete … a model.
    either / or
  • My great-grandma could ............... read ….... write.
    neither / nor
  • He has lived in Milan and Madrid but he didn’t like ….... of the cities much.
    either
  • You can have _____ chocolate cake ____ strawberry ice cream.
    either / or
  • _________ the cat and the dog are friendly and playful.
    Both
  • _________ you can choose the movie, or I'll pick one for us.
    Either
  • ........................ of us are good at cycling.
    Both
  • I love watching ________ sitcoms and dramas.
    both
  • ______ my brother ____ my sister is working right now.
    Neither / nor
  • ________ Sarah and Emily are talented singers.
    Both
  • Give me two languages that you don't speak (use "neither")
    I speak neither Turkish nor German
  • Tell me about two drinks you order when you go out (use "either")
    When I go out, I order either a gin and tonic or a glass of wine
  • ..................... of us likes soup
    Neither
  • I asked two friends to help me with the test, but ....................... of them knew the answer.
    neither
  • ______ Lucy and Emma are Irish.
    Both
  • "___________of the movies playing tonight interests me."
    Neither