Which place would you like to go to, the park or the cinema? - (Either of / Neither of) them is fine with me.
Either of
(Either of / Neither of) my friends likes coffee, so they always order tea.
Neither of
My friends and I have known (each other / one another) for a long time.
one another
(Both of / Neither of) my mum and dad likes hanging out. They always like staying at home and relaxing.
Neither of
The fraternal twins don't always look like (one another / each other) very much.
each other
The identical twins always look exactly like (each other / one another).
each other
(Both of / Either of) my brother and sister enjoy sunbathing on the beach.
Both of
Peter, Mark and Sally like giving presents to (each other / one another) on special days.
one another
- What would you like to eat, soup or salad? - (Either of / Neither of) them is fine with me.
Either of
(Both of / Neither of) my brothers like this song. They listen to it almost every day.
Both of