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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Meaning of either in sentence
What are the meanings and differences between these sentences when using either, I am confused:
Either one is fine.
Either one of them is fine.
Either of them is fine.
Do the all mean that any of the two will do?
Either one is fine.
Either one of them is fine.
Either of them is fine.
Do the all mean that any of the two will do?
Top answer
The three have the same meaning.
- The three have the same meaning.
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