either or / neither nor

_____ Sue _____ Sara will help you with your homework. They are both busy at the moment.

• Either...or

• Neither...nor

We can go on a picnic on Monday.

We can go on a picnic on Wednesday.

• We can go on a picnic on either Monday or Wednesday.

• We can neither go on a picnic on Monday nor Wednesday.

You can use _____ this computer _____ the other one. Someone must fix them first.

• either...or
• neither...nor

We will go to the cinema.

We will stay at home.

• We will either go to the cinema or stay at home.

• We will go either to the cinema or stay at home.

She cannot eat prawns.

She cannot eat crabs.

• She can eat neither prawns nor crabs.

• She can neither eat prawns nor eat crabs.

I don't want milk.

I don't want sugar.

• I want neither milk nor sugar.

• I neither want milk nor want sugar.

Ricky, ________ do your homework ______ set the table for supper.

• neither, nor

• either, or

You can find road maps _____ in this book _______ on the Internet.

• neither, nor

• either, or

We can enter the Maths competition.

We can enter the Science competition.

• We can either enter the Maths competition or enter the Science competition.

• We can enter either the Maths competition or the Science competition.

You can visit Grandma.

You can go to Tsim Sha Tsui.

• You can either visit Grandma or go to Tsim Sha Tsui.

• You can visit either Grandma or go to Tsim Sha Tsui.