Grammar "Either or ..." and "Neither ... nor 1. 2. *** Pay attention to the following sentences. Otherwise, I may either fall or get injured. Neither my sister nor my father knows how to play chess. The words in bold in the above sentences (either... or... and neither ... nor ...) show two things of the same kind. 1. Either... or ... We can use "either ... or... to emphasize a choice. It is used to refer to two things or people. In most cases "either" can be omitted. 2. Examples: You can either join the camping or stay at home. (= You can join the camping or stay at home.) Either Sista or Aldo will be the candidate for our OSIS chairperson. (= Sista or Aldo will be the candidate of our OSIS chairperson) 2. Neither... nor ... "Neither... nor ..." gives a negative meaning to verbs. It is also used to refer to two things or people. Examples: Neither my brother nor I join the writing competition. Diandra likes neither hanging out nor watching movies with her friends at weekends. Notes: 1. Use subject pronouns, like "I" and "they" in the subject position, and object pronouns, like "me" and "them" in the object position. Examples: Either Sonia or I like speaking English. This package is for neither Andra nor me. The verb used should agree with the part closest to it. Examples: Either Candra or his cousins are going to have a family gathering. Either Candra's cousins or Candra is going to have a family gathering. Adented fromPERTANYAAN
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