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John liao Posted 12 years ago
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either and also and too?
What the difference between either, also and too?
In the past, I suppose "either" can only be used in negative or interrogative sentences. After reading some positive sentences, I am confused.
In the past, I suppose "either" can only be used in negative or interrogative sentences. After reading some positive sentences, I am confused.
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john liao In the past, I suppose "either" can only be used in negative or interrogative sentences. com/dictionary/american/either
- john liao In the past, I suppose "either" can only be used in negative or interrogative sentences.
- com/dictionary/american/either
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john liaoIn the past, I suppose "either" can only be used in negative or interrogative sentences.It is only one of the uses of "either."
See definition #2
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/american/either
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