Topic:

Recall

• How to use “either” and “neither”?
• “either” and “neither” with negative auxiliaries:
• How to use “each” and “all”?
• How to conjugate “either”, “neither”, “each” and “all” in the third person?

Notes

Either

• We can either eat now or after the movie, it’s up to you.
• Would you like pork or fish for lunch? → Tank you, but I don’t like either of them.

Each

• Each of us likes pizza.
• Each of the siblings has a different personality.
• Each of them is smiling.

Neither

• My parents live in Colombia, neither of them lives in the USA.
• Neither of them is happy.

All

• All of us agree with you.
• All of them are tired.
• All of them are intelligent.

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This document provides examples and explanations for the use of the words "either," "neither," "each," and "all" in English.

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