Either, Neither & Both
Use either to mean "one or the other (but not both)" when giving a choice between two options. As a determiner it takes a singular noun and singular verb: "Either option is fine." In the correlative "either… or…", the verb agrees with the noun closest to it.
Use either to mean "one or the other (but not both)" when giving a choice between two options. As a determiner it takes a singular noun and singular verb: "Either option is fine." In the correlative "either… or…", the verb agrees with the noun closest to it.
Practice
You can take ___ the bus or the train — they both go to the city center.
Either answeracceptable in this context.
Put the words in the correct order: