Meaning
The word "either" generally means one or the other of two choices, or it is used to show agreement with a negative statement.
used in negative sentences instead of "also" or "too":
used when referring to a choice between two possibilities:
- I don't eat meat and my husband doesn't either.
- "I've never been to the States." "I haven't either."
- They do really good food at that restaurant and it's not very expensive either.
- Either candidate would be ideal for the job.
- "Do you prefer pork or beef?" "I don't like either."
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