what's the difference bewteen "both" and "either"?
thanks. some examples would be better.
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When you say "EITHER" you are asking or giving choices, but when you say "BOTH" it means all no more choices.
Example:
Either this one or that one is good for you.
Both of them are good for you.
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Either you tell me the truth or both of you will be put in jail.
When I say "either", I am giving a choice.
When I say "both", that means the two people.
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