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4 days ago · Either … or … is used as a conjunction. It is used to express alternatives and or a choice between two (and sometimes more) things. It is used a verb in singular form (Sometimes you will hear it used in the plural form though it is not grammatically correct). Either you or John has to finish the report before 5pm.
6 days ago · Either...or and neither...nor can also be used in other positions: I drink neither coffee nor tea. They neither speak English nor study French. Either you help me or I'll tell your parents what you have done. I want either a belt or some money. You can either study or work. Instead of neither...nor, not (...either)...or is usually possible:
1 day ago · Logical disjunction is an associative binary logical connective which evaluates as true if either of the propositions it relates are true. Note: This is the "inclusive" definition of disjunction, not to be confused with the "exclusive" form equivalent to an "XOR" gate in computer logic.
12 hours ago · The sentence “Either Bhavesh or Abha made this painting” implies that one of these two individuals is the artist, but it does not specify who it is. This construction emphasizes that at least one of them has contributed to the creation of the painting, while also highlighting the uncertainty of their involvement.
3 days ago · The rule applies also to “either,” which as an adverb can play a similar role in a sentence or clause. The short answer is that commas are unnecessary but occasionally helpful for emphasis or clarity. We can find out what this means in practice—and why having a rigid rule isn’t a good idea—by starting with a simple example.
2 days ago · Either/Or includes essays of literary and music criticism and a set of romantic-like aphorisms, as part of his larger theme of examining the reflective and philosophical structure of faith.
2 days ago · These terms describe individuals who experience more than one gender identity, either simultaneously or alternately. This category includes identities such as demigender, bigender, pangender, and genderfluid.
