Either or too

Belinda Chen Which one is correct, either or too?He can't do that.No one else can do that either/too.Nither of them can do that either/too.I supposed it should be too. Am I right?

Nither should be neither

No one else can do that either.
Neither of them can do that either.

Belinda Cheneither or too

Affirmatives take 'too'. I can do that. / He can too. / Everyone else can too.
Negatives take 'either'. I can't do that. / He can't either. / Nobody else can either.

CJ

CalifJim Belinda Cheneither or tooAffirmatives take 'too'. I can do that. / He can too. / Everyone else can too.Negatives take 'either'. I can't do that. / He can't either. / Nobody else can either.CJ

Thanks for the reply.

sometimes it confused me whether the sentences are affirmstove or negative.
For example:

I have no money.
He lov

The sentences as such are affirmative, but the message is negative.

I have no money conveys the same message as I haven't any money.

I have no money, too.
He loves no one else, too
She brought nothing, too.

so I should use "too" for the sentences ?

Belinda ChenI have no money.He loves no one else.She brought nothing.

I have no money either.
He loves no one else either.
She brought nothing either.
I never do that either.

Any negative element in the sentence triggers the use of 'either'.

CJ

I see~~appreciate your help!