The document discusses the determiners "both", "either", and "neither" and provides examples to demonstrate their correct uses. Both means two things together, either means one or the other of two options, and neither means not one or the other. The document includes a fill-in-the-blank exercise using those determiners to practice their usage.
The document discusses the determiners "both", "either", and "neither" and provides examples to demonstrate their correct uses. Both means two things together, either means one or the other of two options, and neither means not one or the other. The document includes a fill-in-the-blank exercise using those determiners to practice their usage.
The document discusses the determiners "both", "either", and "neither" and provides examples to demonstrate their correct uses. Both means two things together, either means one or the other of two options, and neither means not one or the other. The document includes a fill-in-the-blank exercise using those determiners to practice their usage.
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?
Fill in the blanks.
1. She has eaten ....................... of the
chops. 2. Alice sends you ........................ her love.
3. ............................. of us were ill so we
didn't go to work.
4. I don't like ......................... of my
Grammar teachers.
5. Rahul and Ravi .......................... went
to the party.
6. ........................... of us play cricket
regularly. 7. ........................... of us went to the party.
8. I couldn't choose between them. I liked
them ........................ 9. You can take ........................... the apple or the orange. You can't have them ...................... 10. I don't think highly of .............................. of them.