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3. See me either today or tomorrow.

4. I want some soup. I want some salad, too. You can have either soup or salad.

5. We use ‘either’ in front of the first of two or more alternatives when we are stating the only choices that there are. a noun another noun tea coffee milk orange juice

6. eg. What can Jason have for his lunch? Jason can have either a hamburger or a hot dog.

7. What can Daisy have for her birthday present? can have either or. Daisy can have either a doll or a car.

8. What can Maria wear at her party? can wear either or. Maria can wear either a skirt or a dress.

9. What can you have for the main dish? Set dinner a. Fruit salad b. Lobster soup c. T-bone steak or pork chop d. Jelly or ice cream e. Tea or coffee I can have either … or... What can you drink? I can have either … or …

10. do one action another action go to the cinema play tennis draw a picture play the piano

11. What can Jason do after school? He can either or. He can either play football or watch TV.

12. What can David do after dinner? He can either or. He can either sweep the floor or wash the dishes.

13. What can Maria do when she is unhappy? She can either or. She can either go swimming or sing a song.

14. 1. Mary has finished her homework. What can she do? She can either ….or…. 1. If you have only ten dollars, what can you buy in the fast food shop? I can buy either….or….