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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

"either" or "both" ?

I'd like to learn how to use "both" and "either" correctly.

For example,
I don't like cats.
I don't like dogs.

Then, are these sentences correct?
I don't like both cats and dogs.
I don't like either of cats or dogs.

Thank you in advance for your help:)
  

Top answer

I don't like either cats or dogs. I like both cats and dogs.

— Mister Micawber

  • I don't like either cats or dogs.
  • I like both cats and dogs.
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I don't like either cats or dogs.
I like both cats and dogs.
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