GOOD AFTERNOON

EVERYBODY!! :V
 GROUP 3
1. Aditya Bintang P (01)
2. Alto Marshal M M (04)
3. Bima Sena P P (08)
4. Dyas Nour S (11)
5. Hepi Lestari (15)
6. Jeki Wahyu P (20)
7. Nadia Christvania D (26)
8. Pingkan Amelia A (27)
9. Swastika Kristi J (30)
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1. DEFINITION
The word either in English used after verbs
that shaped the negative. This word is also used to
give consent to a negative opinion. Either can also
be used to show a choice of two options existing or
proposed two options. If you do not have a choice of
two proposed options, You can also use this
vocabulary. Either if encountered by the two options
then will be put together with the word ‘or’dit
 In a sentence, there are four parts that can usually
use either, the fourth part it is as a pronoun (pronoun),
conjunction (connective word), adjective (adjective), and
adverb (adverb).
When used as a sentence adverbial, either have
the meaning ‘also’. However, either has a different
meaning used as a pronoun, conjuction and the adjective,
i.e. ‘one’ or ‘the other.’
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2. FUNCTION

 Used to combine two sentences that can come from

positive or negative sentences.
Example :
• He goes to the traditional market in
Gadingrejo.
• She goes to the traditional market in
Gadingrejo.
• We can combine them into:
• Either he or she goes to the traditional market
in Gadingrejo.
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 Used to refer to one choice between two

possibilities, meaning that one must
choose.
Example :
• You can either leave me now or later,
i’ll get hurt anyway.
• Bobby, you either finish your homework
now or later, it’s your decision.
• I can play either guitar or ukulele.
• Dad thinks we either go to the beach or
the mountai for our next holiday.
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 Used in a sentence nuanced positive, meaning

that it cloud be “one or the other, this or that, he
or she” and others, So :
Example:
• Either Maia or Luca writes the deposition that’s
due tomorrow in court (Maia and Luca alike a
single subject, so the verb used to conjugate to
be wrtes ).
• Either Maia or the other lawyers are going to
wrte the deposition that’s due tomorrow in
court ( The other lawyers is the subject plural,
so the verb conjugation used is are + going to )
.
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3. FORMULA
a) Either + noun + or + *plural* noun + *plural*
verb
Example :
•Either the students or Toni is watching tv
now.
•Either my friends or my mother sweeps the
floor every morning.
•Either the cats or the dog eats the fish.
•Either Alex or his sisters have washed the
dishes.
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b) Either + noun + or + *singular* noun + *singular*

verb
Example :
1. Either diamond is a good choice.
2. Either of you is welcome anything.
3. Either one of your brothers seems capable of
doing the work.
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