| Use | Notes | Example |
| Both of us/them/you | +,P | Both of us can come. |
| Both ... and ... | + | Both Ana and I live in the USA. |
| ... both ... | + | They both have red hair |
| Neither of us/them/you | +,P(S) | Neither of us like(s) tea. |
| Neither ... nor ... | +,S | Neither my brother nor my sister wears glasses. |
| Either of us/them/you | +,-,P(S) | Either of us can help you. Do/Does either of you want to come? |
| Either ... or ... | +,S | Either Ana or I can do it. |
EXAMPLES:
I like neither of them.
I don't
like either of them.
They look either Spanish or
Mexican.
Neither of them wears glasses.
Both
of them have red hair.
Neither of the restaurants is expensive.
When we use both/neither/either with of, you always need the/those/these /my/your/his etc.
After neither of ... you can use a singular or a p lural verb.
We can also
use both/neither/either alone:
Do you want tea or coffee? Either.
Is he British or
American? Neither . He is Australian.