English lesson - How to use BOTH, EITHER and NEITHER

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In this moment I'm learning English and this video is really good for me because I learn a few things in English every day when I remember a noun, verb, phrase or word that I don't forget or strange for me.

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Excelent lesson! I'm from Brazil and your pronunciation is perfect!!

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What a fabuluous pronunciation!

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[@Yourenglishweb]

Hi and thanks for the comment. Happy that you like the videos.

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thanks for the explanation about the correct pronunciation

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[@Yourenglishweb]

You are more than welcome.

[@Blah555]

Very good examples! Anyways, Can I put "both" in the last sentence? He hasn't seen "both" of them for more than a year.

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[@liskl5982]

This is the practice. Where is the link to the previous explanation video you mention?

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[@christianrendon3179]

Teacher could you please make a video about the can't and can pronunciation? I have troubles with that sound, thank you again for your time, greetings from Mexico!

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Good explanation,Sir.thank you.

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06:10 great explanation. it would be better if we could see the board.

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Hi Claudia and thanks for the comment.

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Hi, thanks for the comment. Glad you liked the lesson.

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Amazing video ,I learned a lot !

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I understand the lesson ,I'm from egypt

[@bfedkjwerfegregfrerg]

Hello teacher, thank you for your enlightening lesson, now this part of the English grammar, which has always been a real burden to me, is much clearer. Just one doubt is still in my mind: In the last sentence, would it be incorrect to say "he hasn't seen BOTH of them for a long time" or using "either" is the most grammatically correct answer in this case? Moreover, I'm struggling on this Harry Potter book's sentence: "Faces appeared at the windows on EITHER side of the street, while a little knot of prosperous-looking passerby gathered their robes about them and broke into gentle trots, keen to vacate the scene." Why didn't the Rowling use BOTH instead of EITHER? Thank you in advance.

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[@michelesilvestri3672]

Great lesson, i saw both of your lessons about this topic . Is IT possibile the usage of either instead of both ???

[@Yourenglishweb]

Hi Michele, I will see if I can make a video on the topic.

[@HungLong59]

Thank you man!!

[@donyak7810]

Hello.Why do we use a singular noun after either and neither?

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Hi and thanks for the comment. Glad you found it useful.

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Clear! Thx!

[@moralsupport2695]

İ have a wondering about the last sentence Why didn't we say( "both") in last blank i believe it's maybe suitable

[@sebastiancamilo6246]

I've got a question, in 3:26 you said "for drink" and I learnt it's with -ing it means "drinking" after a preposition, isn't it?

[@Yourenglishweb]

Hi, I said ' go out for a drink'.

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Quite a good explanation

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Hi and thanks for the comment. Glad you liked it.

[@mehrdady2520]

Are they quantifiers?

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[@jhoga18]

Hello teacher i appreciate your time teaching us and your videos . My question in this sentence is: There are two trees on the lawn. "All" of them are spruce trees. There are two trees on the lawn. "Both" of them are spruce trees. Which one is correct?. Thank you .Have a good day.

[@Yourenglishweb]

Hi, both.

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Hi. From Brasil

[@ahmedplayer1816]

extraordinary Video, can u make some video about prononciation

[@Yourenglishweb]

Hi and thanks for the comment. I will see if I can make some videos on the topic.

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[@limamil10]

I’m not sure, But I think this accent is from Ozzy !!!! Is it right !

[@monikajaga_18]

Find the error :Both players in the tennis match have been warned by the referee but none of them seems to take it seriously.

[@furkanekiz8876]

Is it possible to say 'No, I have not seen either of them' instead of 'No, I have seen neither of them'?

[@balajiezhumalai7429]

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[@veereshbachi1970]

Sir can 'BOTH' be used referring 3

[@lorenzociocca4891]

No it can't Both exclusively refers to two things. To talk about more than two you would use "all". I'm not a native speaker so you should check somewhere else to be 100% sure.

[@luchitovibritannia5389]

Are you American, British, from Australia or maybe new Zealand? Because your pronunciation is different from what I have ever heard. Greetings! :D

[@Guitar-pro-lk]

Why use both in last sentence, can't understand

[@Nicolas-ht4iv]

i understand how to plug them in sentences but when it comes to real life conversation i'm usually confused

[@alexvolkov529]

Hello! Thank you for the lesson! Why cant we say at the last example. I hasnt BEEN SEEING neither of the for more than a year. Thank you again!

[@weising7302]

What about he hasnt seen both of them for more than a year?

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[@Роман-б7б6ы]

Русские тут!

[@marala11]

What about in the last sentence example: "Neither of" his sisters "lives" in Australia. He hasn't seen either of them for more than a year.

[@anacenac-mehedinti799]

Thanks for this lesson!

[@gamiettecynthia84]

Great lesson thank you!