Either, Neither, Both - Explained! ⚡️ Confused about "either," "neither," and "both"? Here's the lowdown: • Both: Means two things/people are included. • Example: "I like both coffee and tea." • Either: Means one of the two options. • Example: "You can have either the red or the blue one." • Neither: Means not one, nor the other, of two options. It's negative! • Example: "I like neither coffee nor tea." (I don't like coffee, and I don't like tea.) ❕Key Tip❕ Remember that "neither" is negative, so don't use it with another negative word! 🔎 Can you write a sentence using either, neither, and both in the comments?! Let’s see what you come up with 🔎