- Neither Sarah nor her sisters are very tall.
- I don’t like either football or rugby very much.
- John Brick is both thoughtful and generous.
- The shop assistant in the shop persuaded me to buy both the skirt and the jacket.
- Neither Bob nor Sam went to university.
- Adult crocodiles are both strong and lively.
- You can have either a cake or a doughnut, but not both!
- We can either stay in or go out.
- I spoke to both Ann and Sally.
- She neither apologized nor explained.
- Neither Joe nor Tom came to the party.
- Nick was both tired and hungry when he arrived home.
- We can either watch TV or play computer games now.
- Alan could neither read nor write Chinese.
- Neither I nor my sister knew Sam’s address.
- My new flat is both larger than my old flat and closer to my office.
- He didn’t meet either Tom’s sister or Tom’s brother.
- The lecture was both very boring and very long.
- Both Jill and her sister are on holiday.
- The movie was both boring and long.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of either or neither nor worksheet.
