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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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Yesterday I was wearing pants and you didn't like them [either/ too]
Dad: You can't go to school looking like that.
Meg: I'm old enough to decide what to wear to school.
Dad: The only way to prove that to me is by wearing a longer skirt or pants.
Meg: Yesterday I was wearing pants and you didn't like them either.
Dad: Those were too tight. Honey, the point is you need to wear something decent.
I'd like to know why "either" is used, not "too."
Thank you in advance for your help.
Meg: I'm old enough to decide what to wear to school.
Dad: The only way to prove that to me is by wearing a longer skirt or pants.
Meg: Yesterday I was wearing pants and you didn't like them either.
Dad: Those were too tight. Honey, the point is you need to wear something decent.
I'd like to know why "either" is used, not "too."
Thank you in advance for your help.
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park sang joon Meg: Yesterday I was wearing pants and you didn't like them either. Either is used in negative replies. Too is used in positive replies.
- park sang joon Meg: Yesterday I was wearing pants and you didn't like them either.
- Either is used in negative replies.
- Too is used in positive replies.
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park sang joonMeg: Yesterday I was wearing pants and you didn't like them either.Either is used in negative replies.
Too is used in positive replies.
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