The determiners both, either and neither are often confused. Both means this and that. Either means this or that. Neither means not this and not that.
Can you use these words correctly?
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1. She has eaten both of the chops.
2. Alice sends you both her love.
3. Both of us were ill so we didn’t go to work.
4. I don’t like either of my Grammar teachers.
5. Rahul and Ravi both went to the party.
6. Both of us play cricket regularly.
7. Neither of us went to the party. / Both of us went to the party.
8. I couldn’t choose between them. I liked them both.
9. You can take either the apple or the orange. You can’t have them both.
10. I don’t think highly of either of them.
11. Neither of us can swim.
12. I don’t want either chocolate or cake.
