We use both, either and neither to refer to two people or things.
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BOTH = this AND that
She speaks both languages.
I’m both happy and
confused at the same time!
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EITHER = this OR that
I haven’t read either
of these books.
Either you or John
has to finish the report before 5pm.
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NEITHER = NOT this and NOT that.
Neither team wanted to lose.
I want neither the red shirt nor
the blue shirt.
We use all and none to refer
to more than two people or things.
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ALL:
We all live in a yellow submarine. (We (all of us) live in a yellow submarine).
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NONE (frequently followed by of):
None of them spoke
English. (Not one of them spoke English. )
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