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Mr-Spark Posted 20 years ago
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either/too

I don't like spaghetti and I hate pizza, ............

a) too b) either

Which one do you prefer ?
  

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13 Answers
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Which one do you suggest, Mr. Spark?
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I think both are possible, but need a native's point of view, though
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too is related to a a clause: I hate pizza, in which there is no negation.

Therefore, either is not correct, IMO.

I will go and get some z's now
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I don't like spaghetti and I hate pizza.

To me, the above is a complete sentence and neither 'too' nor 'either' should be added.
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Had another takeEmotion: smile

Either.
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I hate it too. As IK says, it's not in the negative, so you need the too.

Either would be the correct choice if it were "I don't [something]."
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Grammar Geek
Either would be the correct choice if it were "I don't [something]."

I agree with nona.
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Diamondrg
Grammar Geek
Either would be the correct choice if it were "I don't [something]."

I agree with nona.
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Diamondrg
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Either would be the correct choice if it were "I don't [something]."

I agree with nona.
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