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Either or Neither? Learn the 5 Simple Rules!

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πŸ”΄ Learn how to use either, neither, and not either in English with real examples and simple grammar rules. Avoid common mistakes and speak more naturally and confidently in English.

πŸ“Œ What You’ll Learn:
βœ… How to choose between either and neither
βœ… How to agree in negative sentences correctly
βœ… How to avoid a super common grammar mistake
βœ… Why β€œme either” is not technically correct

πŸ’‘ This lesson is perfect for you if you struggle with:
βœ”οΈ Making negative agreements
βœ”οΈ Knowing when to use β€œme neither”
βœ”οΈ Choosing the right word in a sentence
βœ”οΈ Speaking confidently at B2 level

⏩ Next Steps:
πŸ”Ή Watch my lesson on 21 Grammar Mistakes You MUST Fix To Reach a B2 Level: https://youtu.be/R0z4riqwuzQ

πŸŽ₯ Chapters:
00:00 Either vs. Neither Confusion Explained
01:04 How to pronounce Either
02:49 How to use “Either”
04:38 How to use “Neither”
05:27 Not + Either
06:32 Agreeing in Negative Sentences with β€œEither”
07:22 Me + Neither
09:38 Me Neither or Me Either??

πŸ“ QUESTIONS FOR YOU:
Write one example sentence using neither or either in the comments.
Have you ever said β€œme either” before? Be honest β€” let me know!

Bye for now,

Your British English Teacher,
~ Greg

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