'Neither' is used when both things in a conversation aren't correct. For example, if I asked you, "Are you from Malaysia, or Singapore?" you would say, "Neither! I'm from Indonesia." 'Either' is used when you are given too options and have no preference as to which you choose. For example, if someone asked you, "Would you like a chocolate milkshake, or a vanilla milkshake?" you could answer, "I like both flavors, so either would be great!" 'Too' is used when you want to add something to a statement. Here's an example conversation: Me: Laura, do you speak English? You: Yes! I speak Indonesian too. It can also be used when you're agreeing with something. Me: I love playing basketball. You: Me too! Remember this: to = to go two = the number 2 too = as well / also I hope this helps! If you have any questions about English, don't hesitate to ask!

Hi Laura. Here's an explanation - I hope it helps! http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv113.shtml

I created a video that will help you understand this better: https://youtu.be/JVbmoUxpPbo