Both = this AND that

Both is usually not used as a negative. You would normally use neither instead.

INCORRECT: Both of us don't like math.

CORRECT: Neither of us like math. / We both like math.

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Either = this OR that

Either is used with OR to make a choice.

You can have either coffee or tea. 

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Neither = not this NOR that

When using neither, be careful to not use it in a double negative. Neither is also used with nor, but nor is more formal.

INCORRECT: I don't want neither coffee nor tea.

CORRECT: I want neither coffee nor tea. / I don't want coffee or tea. 

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Can you choose the correct word for these sentences??

Both/Either/Neither - And/Or/Nor

1. Do _______ of you have a class tomorrow ______ do you have the day off??

2. __________ my mom ______ my dad could make it to my graduation.

3. Have Alice ______ Marcus _______ been to Disney Land before??

4. Someone is always being loud in my house, ________ my husband ____ one of the kids.

5. I have met __________ Angelina Jolie _____ Brad Pitt.

6. I hope _________ Matt _____ Amy come to the party.

7. Feel free to talk to ________ of us. 

8. __________ boy remembered to bring a coat.

9. __________ the boys ____ the girls like working in the garden.

10. They ______ dislike spicy food.

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