English Grammar - Either & Neither

www.engvid.com/ "I don't want to go!" "I can't do this!" How do you agree with these statements? Learn about the different ways that you can agree with negative sentences in English conversation using EITHER and NEITHER. Take a free quiz on the lesson at www.engvid.com/...

[@engvidAlex]

You can say "He/She doesn't either," "Neither does he/she," or "Him/Her neither." I hope this helps!

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[@koshilawijesooriya2348]

Sir could you please give some examples of how to form questions from neither and either?

[@engvidAlex]

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[@engvidAlex]

+FYD anyway Nice! Thanks for watching!

[@user-ru6dz1po5t]

+English Lessons with Alex (engVid AlexESLvid) Hello! What about "too"? for example: " I don`t like a cola! Me too!" In school i was learnt to use "too" for some cases but i`ve lost this cases)

[@pedrohawk3293]

+Михаил Коваленко Hi man, I'm not a native english speaker, but I think "me too" is for a positive agreement... According with your example it might be: "I Like a cola" (positive) R/ "yes, me too".... but also there are other ways to agree positively. Ex: ["I like a cola" R/ "So do I"]......["I am so tired" R/"So am i"]... If i'm wrong I appreciate someone to correct me.

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¡Me either!

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[@funtaste4ever]

make it easy by choosing "me neither" for all negative agreement. change my mind.

[@mr3bo0ody1]

That's a very helpful lesson. I have studied it one time, but that video was a very good review.

[@engvidAlex]

+Mr.3bo0ody Thanks!

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I’m not that kind of person that loves commenting videos a lot - but I have to say that your lessons are really on the top- and there is a huge number of English learning videos out here on you tube. It seems to me that there must be something magical that distinguishes teachers... I’m going to put my grammar books to the waste now!

[@erich9377]

Finally a clear explanation!!! Thank you.

[@preechaleungorn7561]

You're the best. You're the first teacher who makes me understand clearly. Thank you very much, appreciate it.

[@engvidAlex]

@samurai50062 You have to use the object, which means using "her/us/them neither."

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[@engvidAlex]

Welcome to the channel, Amoula. I'm always happy to see new students. :)

[@ronnied9269]

Thanks Alex your teaching method is very helpful to me simple and easy to understand.But can give more examples. Thank you again

[@roxyrroxy3681]

Oh thank you! I had never seen this point explained so clearly. I was used to "neither do I" and I didnt know the other two forms. Now it is clear and understood. Your tutorials are really great!

[@davidbower3833]

Harld Castillo, cara suas aulas online estão sendo boas demais. Não pensei que iria aprender tanto tão depressa, sem stress e tão bem e por tão pouco. Você está dando aulas de amostra de graça, certo? Uma aula sua de graça já vale duas semanas pagas em escolas famosas. Abração.

[@mountfish]

The simplest and clearest instruction. THANK YOU! more vids to look forward to.

[@TheAyuazu]

You really know what non-native speakers of English want to know in English grammar.Thanks,Alex...!

[@jasb1441]

Thanks Alex, that's the first time I could understand it clearly.

[@andersonalvessouza9067]

thank you.. Now is very very clear when use them and the differences

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[@gregorioespinola1564]

Thanks for your explanation. Very useful.

[@alinefelixtorres7997]

¡Thanks Alex! I reallt like you videos, because you always say the intención or the goals of the word ora the team. Thanks for that.

[@HaroldCastilloenglishteacher]

Curioso como na pronúncia canadense "about" soa quase como "aboot". Ensinei português a um canadense uma vez, ótima pessoa como a maioria dos canadenses. Alex, suas aulas são inspiração para as aulas que eu dou em São Paulo. Parabéns.

[@ByKubicek]

Absolutely the best explanation I have ever found about this thing. Thanks very very much.

[@damaristayla]

Thanks Alex for this video!!! Your classons always help me a lot!!!I live in Brazil and I understand perfectly your classes!!!!

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Finally, I could understand. Thank you a lot for this amazing video.

[@engvidAlex]

You're very welcome!

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i learn a lot with this great teacher.

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The way of your teaching is very clear Sir. i like very much

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Dear Alex, Thanks you for all your lesson. Excellent explaination. Thanks!

[@DESPISTADO31]

Very clear explanation, Thanks.

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Amazing explanation, and very clearly!

[@snowyichy]

Me either always confused to use these words but now I got it Thank you so much ....teacher!!!

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[@engvidAlex]

Thanks, Listhana. I'm glad you're finding them to be useful.

[@adankro]

THE BEST EXPLANATION IN KZbin!

[@Breathkeroro]

i was really confused before i found this vid.Thank you! this helps me a lot!

[@engvidAlex]

+Breathkeroro That's awesome! I'm glad it helped!

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[@sg8581]

Your video is amazing. I had a little confusion on either / neither but now it' cleared. Thanks.

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thank you so much, I am only have one world to describe you, wich is "AWESOME", You are a great teacher.

[@alex0682]

Alex, no se si entiendas español pero, queria agradecerte bro, he estado llevando un curso de ingles de ICPNA estoy en b11, entonces eso del either and neither no lo entendia muy bien asi que decidi tratar de aprender dudas que tenia y pues me tope con tu video bro, solo agradecer y preguntarte que cuendo vienes para Peru? LoL, no.., es broma hahahaha, nunca pares de ayudar a la gente mi bro eres un pequeño que hace cosas de grandes y pues creo que mi texto ya se hizo muy largo asi que aqui nomas lo corto xD

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Just a GREAT LESSON, as usually is.

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Thanks for the quiz Alex, it has been an excellent idea. Congratulations

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You are very good Mr Alex....Thenk you so much !!!

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This is a very simple and easy explanation , thanks.

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[@saeedphilippos5174]

Thanks a bunch dear Alex Could you please talk about the compound subject

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Thank you Mr. Alex I benefited from your grammatical lessons.

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This lesson helped me a lot!!

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Excellent teacher and excellent class

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Thanks Teacher Alex, you are the best!

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A great lesson!

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your explanation is perfect

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Well... easy, clear and perdurable... When will you come to COLOMBIA ???

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[@turkishmauser1174]

thank u alex for useful lessons! " nor " besides "neither" can be used , cant it be?

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It's helpful..thank you Mr.Alex

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Thank you Mr. Alex.

[@edmundomorado3170]

i was reading and did not understand the sense of putting *here iehter* the original text says: i dont think youve finished the education section here either. I need help i hope you can me explain my question i speak spanish

[@nastyaparadise5372]

Thank you!Finally I've understand :)

[@lachtiouir]

I found this lesson particularly helpful. However, I do believe that the auxiliary is "DO" in the negative form rather than "DO NOT". Am I right? Thank you Alex!

[@feelings517]

thank for your explanation I had doubts using either and neither.

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Thanks man!! I could not understand this theme. God Bless you and congratulations for you CHANNEL I follow you"

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Thank you I just learned this from you It's really soooooo clear

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Thanks for being so clear and simple

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THANK YOU TEACHER, I UNDERSTAND YOU.

[@taniarodriguez5753]

Thank you! Finally I got it!

[@engvidAlex]

That’s great! I’m happy I was able to help.

[@engvidAlex]

Sure. It's just more formal. "Nor can I."

[@martinrosol7719]

Hello, may I have a question: If I want to response to the statement: I don't like to drive., could I say: I like to drive neither? Thank you for response.

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i understood you clearly thank however for all that i appreciate it everything you've done .

[@englishcamp2753]

Hi Alex, thanks for a good lessson! If someone says "I don't like swimming", but what are the possible answers of it if I like swimming?

[@Tutume1111]

do we pronounce either and neither where "th" is silent or with tongue vibration?? Many thanks :-)

[@mostafahandia]

Well done, great video lesson, thanks a lot.

[@raghuwanshi00]

Good lesson, now I got how to use either / neither for showing the similar negative experiences. Thanks a lot. Alex, I am little bit confused with use of word nevertheless. Where can I find the video on it. Your advice for the same is appreciated.

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I am very good at match, but not english and watching your videos I have gotten a little bit better.

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[@engvidAlex]

"All of your videos have been helpful." My pleasure! I'm glad you're enjoying them.

[@MrCleandrosibada]

It was excellent.. awsome! could you please say the difference between clothes & clothing. thanx

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Thanks a lot. Alex ,you are the best ever

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Gracias gracias. I am learning with you! Obrigado, again!

[@MsGemgrace]

thanks for this lesson, Mr. Alex! Could we also use either in giving choices. Say for example : You can either have your lunch by yourself or join with us. Thanks!

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you answered my doubt , thanks Alex

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Fantastic teacher thanks

[@RicoMegaSuper]

It is not about this class but the word is related... Could I say "nor of them" in the same meaning of "neither of them" when I refer to two things? Would it sound weird? My other question about "none", does "none" refer to more than two things and neither refers to only two things? Ex.: neither of them = two things , none of them = more than to things. Thank you.

[@iendo9321]

Thank you for you explanation about either and neither it was very helpful

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a valuable video for me thanks Alex

[@joellope5173]

Sir alex, I'm a little confused on the sentence "I don't have a car." Why the word "have" in the sentence becomes the main verb? Please explain. Thank you so much

[@sahbirezig1276]

Mr Alex , can i use the past simple "( either negative or positive ) directly after "neither" ?? for example neither students nor professors did come today

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Wow Thank you Now i understand all

[@user-ff9pv9eg3r]

Dear Alex, I would like to ask you a question about the usage of “either…or…” in negative sentences. Can we use this conjuction to link subjects? Could you give examples of sentences where this conjuction is used with diffent kins of members of the sentence. Thank you, Marina

[@saltandlightenglish6341]

+Анна И I think you mean like "Either Jan or Barry will be at the party." maybe?you can use the conjunctions with subjects, verbs, adjectives, anything! :D

[@mariaraphaellyalmeida631]

Thank you, it was very clarifying! But, wich is the most used form? And wich is the polite form?

[@mohammedelmajee876]

thanks Alexs, mat u please summarise all english tenses for us . thank you a lot