Fannii

Either, and too

We use either and too as responses to show that you have something in common with someone

Too
(tu)
tambien
For example

• I’m allergic to cats I’m too/Me too• I watch football I do too Me too
• I can shop for hours! I can too/ Me too

Either
(ider)
Either has many means
o, o bien , cualquiera, ninguno/a, alguno/a, tampoco,ni siquiera.

Either as conjuntion

Either is used in combinate with “or” as conjuntion and it means “o”,
“o bien”

For example

You can have either wine or beer
Puedes tomarvino o cerveza

Either as adjective

Either is colocated before a noun as adjective and means “cualquiera”

For example

You can use either keys
Puedes usar cualquiera (de las dos)llaves

NOTE:
• Notice we usually talk about one option between two things no several ones

• When we use more of two things usually use “any” no either

• Either as pronoun

Either may beused as pronoun when it’s used instead of a name
In an affirmative sentece, means “cualquiera”

In a negative sentence means “ninguno/ a ”

In a question sentence means “alguno/a”

• Either of them is good
Cualquiera de ellos es bueno

• I can't read either of those books.
No puedo leer ninguno de esos libros

• Do either of you know him?
¿Alguno deustedes lo conoce?

UNIT I MAKING FRIENDS

Vocabulary

• Nouns
Places in cities Sports
Bookstore professional football
Clubsports event
Coffe shop
Categories of people Free time
Animal lover social life
Fan (football fan) weekend activityListener
Talker
stranger

• Indefinites
Anyone
Anything new
• Talking about school
Full-time (student)
Part-time (student)
Studies
• Punctuation
Capital...