Repeat of the example:
Do you want coffee or chocolate?
a) Either. I don’t mind.
b) I don’t want either.
c) I don’t want either coffee or chocolate.
d) Neither.
e) I want neither coffee nor chocolate.
1. Do you like to read prose or poetry?
a) ________________________________________________________
b) ________________________________________________________
c) ________________________________________________________
d) ________________________________________________________
e) ________________________________________________________
2. Will you buy books or magazines?
a) ________________________________________________________
b) _______________________________________________________
c) _______________________________________________________
d) _______________________________________________________
e) _______________________________________________________
3. Would you choose samba or rock-and- roll?
a) _______________________________________________________
b) _______________________________________________________
c) _______________________________________________________
d) _______________________________________________________
e) _____
Soluções para a tarefa
Resposta:
⇒⇒ Either - neither - neither...nor
1. Do you like to read prose or poetry?
a) Either. I don’t mind.
b) I don’t like either.
c) I don’t like either prose or poetry.
d) Neither.
e) I like neither prose nor poetry.
2. Will you buy books or magazines?
a) Either. I don’t mind.
b) I don’t buy either.
c) I don’t buy either books or magazines.
d) Neither.
e) I buy neither books nor magazines..
3. Would you choose samba or rock-and- roll?
a) Either. I don’t mind.
b) I don’t choose either.
c) I don’t choose either samba or rock-and-roll.
d) Neither.
e) I choose neither samba nor rock-and-roll.
Explicação:
Either...or >>> usado quando a situação implica escolha entre duas coisas.
Exemplos:
You can go to either New York or California.
You can eat either icecream or cake.
Either >>> usado em situações de escolha onde tanto faz qualquer uma das opções. Tem sentido de ''qualquer um'' ou ''ambos'' em frases afirmativas e ''nenhum'' em frases negativas.
Exemplos:
Do you want tea or coffee? - Either, I don't mind.
What do you prefer: History or Geography? - I don't like either.
Either >> usado em frases negativas para concordar com alguém
Exemplos:
I don't like rock. - I don't like it either.
I will not buy anything today. - I won't either.
Neither >>> usado sozinho para negar as opções oferecidas.
Exemplos:
Which do you want: coffee or tea? - Neither, thanks.
Which do you want to study now: Physics or Math. - Neither. I'm tired.
Neither >>> usado no sentido de ''também não''. Na frase não pode haver outra negativa (not, don't, wasn't...)
Exemplos:
I don't like coffee. - Neither do I
My friend won't to it. - Neither will I.
Me neither - usado em contextos informais.
Exemplos:
I don't like horror movies. - Me neither.
I don't want to leave now. - Me neither.
Neither ... nor >> usado no sentido de ''nem isso...nem aquilo''
Exemplos:
Neither Jimmy nor Paul are studying for the tests.
Neither Kansas nor California are immune to earthquakes.