Hello everyone! Could you explain me the word either? when and in what context it is usually used?
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Use "either" to choose between two things. You can "either" sleep in, "or" you can be on time for work. You cannot do both.
You can also use it to agree with someone. "I don't want to talk right now." "I don't, either."
The second statement means "I also don't want to talk right now."
I hope that's helpful. Good luck with your studies!
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