Subgroups

Either: Choice between two possibilities. Would you like tea or coffee? Either is fine, thanks!

Neither: Not either of the two things or people. My parents live in Colombia, neither of them lives in the USA.

Each: Individual members of a group. Each of us likes pizza.
Each of the siblings has a different personality.

All: Refers to the entire groups as a whole. All of us agree with you.
All of them are tired

All of them are students at Platzi.
Each of them is happy to travel to Paris.
I can either go to the beach or go to the park.
Neither of them is studying French.

I think in the last activity the sentences are wrong, I’m not sure, but.
Each: se refiere a un elemento individual de un grupo.
All: Se refiere a todos los elementos de un grupo.
So… in this case it would not be: (All of them are smiling) and ( each of them is intelligent) ¿?

• Neither of us know english of 100% yet.
• Each of us want to learn more english.
• All of them are a goods teachers.
• I would like either learn to speak a excellent english or speak a excelent french.

• All of us are in disagreeing with your proposal.
• All of us like to ride by bicycle, you can go with us if you want.
• Would you like either buy here or find another store?
• Each of the children in that family has a special power. Mike for example can fly.
• In my country, neither of the people put up with Ms. Paulina.

Either and Neither

• Both of them are used to show two options.
• Either means “one of the two” and usually goes with “or” (either … or …).
• Neither means “none of the two” and is used with “nor” (neither … nor …).

Each and All

• Use “each” to talk about individual members of a group.
• Use “all” to refer to a entire group as a whole.

Either and Neither with negative auxiliaries

If you are dealing with a negative auxiliary like “don’t”, you should use “either” instead of “neither”

Conjugation “either”, “neither”, “each” and “all” in the third person

• Either and neither are used with singular verbs. (Either\Neither of them wants to go to the party)
• Each is used with singular verbs. (Each of the students has their own opinion)
• All is used with plural verbs. (All of the students are studying for the exam)

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Neither of them looks happy because each of them has a test for a different subject, and all of them were studying the whole week. Today, they discovered that they had a bad score in either subject

Create a sentence using each of the words that we’ve learned 🎉 📚 ✏️ ⏰

1. Neither of us passed the chemistry exam
2. I could still learning English or Italian, either of these languages are easy
3. Each of them have excellent grades. They’re intelligent
4. All of the stars ✨ are fading away

“Groups and subgroups conjugations”

1. We can eat Either pizza or hamburgers.
2. My boyfriend speak English, but Neither of them speaks Portuguese.
3. Each course at Platzi contains a final test to approve the topic that we’ve learned.
4. All of you are Platzi students

Examples

• Would she like tea or coffee? - She doesn’t like either of them.

• The couple is really friendly, and neither of them has terrible behavior with their fans.

• Each student has a computer in order to study online.

• All my friends are excited about the new movie.

• Each of us want to improve our english
• All os us speak spanish
• Neither of them gives up when it comes to studying.
• Would you like pizza or sushi ? i like either of them

• It’s up to you girl, you can either kiss me o kiss me.

• after last night neither of them is able to work.

• each of us tried Platzi days before purchasing the membership.

• All of them want to increase their income.

Practice Practice Practice
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• Each of the participants who attended the event today will have an ice cream!
• Neither of the boys went to John’s yesterday.
• Okay, we don’t have the whole day to go either to the zoo or the cinema. Which do you prefer to do?
• Don’t forget to click the subscribe button and tap the bell for more content like this one. So, I’ll see you all next week!

all of the flowers are beatiful
Each of the towers has a different height
You can either go to the park or go to the pool. sorry but i don´t want to go either of them now.
We like the rice at the lunch, neither of us like eggs at the lunch

Concept: Subgroups

• Subgroups are used to refer to individual members within a larger group or set.
• They help to specify or single out particular members or elements.

Structure:

• Subgroup + verb + singular/plural noun

Usage:

• “Either” is used to refer to one of two options or choices.
• “Neither” is used to refer to none of the options or choices.
• “Each” is used to refer to every individual member within a group.
• “All” is used to refer to every member or element within a group.

Hi! 👋

• I can either sleep now, or after this study section.
• I have learn a lot of things in Platzi, neither of them are useless.
• Each of us needs English for our professional lives.
• All of us love English.

Practice

• I would like to practice either of those sports.
• I don’t like it, either.
• All of you are just running away.
• Each of you loves to be the greatest.

I don’t like either deforestation and poluttion. Most of the goverments don’t want to see each topic like a joint problem. All of them are worry about their own bussines, and don’t really care about the rest.

• I would either do breakfast or eat outsite
• Neither of my siblings are in home
• Each of my parents are in love
• All of my colleague are rude

-I don´t like either of them, I prefer eat healthy food.
-I don´t have green shoes, I have white shoes because they go with all my outfits jeje
-Each people in this room are amazing
-Neither of us has visited that country before

neither of us likes vegetables
i want either go to Paris or go to London
Each of them has a car
all of us drink soda

Either can learn languages.
Neither can say that they do not have internet.
Each has a different intelligence.
All of us disagree with you…

• We can either go to the cinema or to the museum.
• Neither of my brothers is older than me.
• Each product has a certificate.
• All my clothes were made by Colombian companies.

Subgroups 🍊

• Either.
• Neither.
• Each.
• All.

Either 📙

• It is used to show two choices i have.
• We can use it to say that we don’t want either both choices.

We can either eat now or after the movie ends.

Neither (Negative) 🔶

• Neither is the negative way to say either but without saying “don’t”
• Neither is a singular pronoun. So, then i must use verbs with “s” at end.

Each 🟠

• When we talk about individual members belongs a group.
• Each is consideres as a singular pronoun, then i use verbs as third-person.

Each of the siblings has different personality.

All 🦧

• To refer to the entire group as a whole.

All of us desagree with your view point.

Important Difference between neither and either to negate 🧡

1. Neither is taken as a singular pronoun, then of it i must use verbs to third-person.
2. Either to negate includes functional words like “don’t”, and is a plural noun.

Important Difference between each and all to negate 🧡

1. Each is a singular pronoun.
2. All is a plural pronoun.

My task:
-Each of them is hungry.
-We can either singing or dancing.
-Neither of my friends is in Germany.
-All of people is unhappy with the child education.

Thanks for reading 😄.

my practice

• We can eat either pizza or hamburgers.
• My friends speak Spanish, but neither of them speaks English.
• Each of us hates working overtime.
• All of us disagree with the new policies.

• If you go to Paris you will either pay your ticket before your flight or pay it after your flight.

• My sisters are so busy neither of them goes to to party.

• Each course at Platzi contains a final test to aprove the topic that we’ve learned.

• All of the companies have politics and rules that we have to achieve.

Notes and activities of this class

• I’d like to learn either German or French after learning English
• Neither of my parents speaks another language besides Spanish
• All of my family live in the same country as me
• Each of my coworkers speaks English fluently

• neither my syster nor my father live in Lima.
• what’s for dinner? we can eat either proteins or vegetables.
• each of them want to be a well-known singer.
• all of my dogs has their own bed.

• Each of my students are intelligents.
• All of my family members live in Venezuela, neither of them live abroad.
• What do you prefer for lunch salad or soup? Either of them are good.

Conjugations - Groups and subgroups

Either

Choice between two possibilities. For example, we can express which of two options we prefer, we can also use it if we disagree, or we don’t want any of the two options.

When we use a negative auxiliary like “don’t”, “shouldn’t” or “won’t” and we want to disagree with either options, we should use the word “either”.

• We can either eat now or after the movie. It’s up to you.
• Would you like pork or fish? Thanks, but I don’t like either of them.

Neither

Not either of the two things or people. We use this when we are talking about two options, but in a negative connotation.

When we use the word “neither”, we also take it as a singular pronoun.

• My parents live in Colombia, neither of them lives in the USA.

Each

Individual members of a group. The word “each” is taken or considered as a singular pronoun.

• Each of us likes pizza.
• Each of the siblings has a different personality.

All

Refers to entire groups as a whole

• All of us agree with you.
• All of them are tired.

• Would you like chicken or pasta? Thank´s, but I don´t like either of them.
• My friends live in Medellín, neither of them live in Barranquilla.
• Each of her childs, need some attention.
• All of my family are from Cali.

• You can buy either the gold or the red dress.
• They are very healthy, neither of them is allergic to peanuts.
• Each of your workers needs risk insurance.
• All of us have to get to the airport early tomorrow.

We can either eat fish or pork.
Neither of them is wake up.
All of them are working today.
Each of they sings.

Exercise

• Neither of them is happy
• I don’t like either of them
• Each of them is smiling
• All of them are intelligent

Exercise 2

• Neither of us is American
• All of us were students of ITVO
• I choose either, go to a restaurant o go to the cinema
• Each of them has a problem in their family

Complete the sentences

• Each of them is happy. (The correct answer was neither, I didn’t look at their faces)
• I don’t like either of them.
• Each of them is smiling.
• All of them are intelligent.
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Practice

• I’m fine going either before or after the movie.
• Neither of us liked the offer.
• All of the members had agreed with the terms.
• Each of my friends is special to me.

**I like all the smartphones but neither in color blue, i can either buy the red or that blue one, each of them are different **

Do you like either pizza and sushi?
Neither of them looks sad
I’ve taken photos of each pursuit that I realized.
All of us celebrate Christmas

Each of them is smiling
All of them are intelligent

Neither of them is happy
I don’t like either of them

Neither of them is happy.
I don’t like either of them.
Each of them is smiling.
All of them are intelligent.

We use the word “either” to indicate two possibilities, for instance:
 The length of the paragraph would be either joint ideas or short sentences.
 You could consider improving either your strength or your cranky mood beforehand, darling.
 We’ll arrange either the blurry window or the parquet below the home.
 I begged him for help either monetary or civil.
 The inheritor had shaken in the middle of the reunion while the joint relatives sued him.
 Gottmik didn’t want either of the options.
Neither [Ninguno de].
It’s the negative form of the word “either”, it indicates disagreement with all options.
 Would you like to buy any of these purses? No, I would buy neither of them.
 Lady, Any of these men are the thief? No, neither of these men was the guy I chased across the town.
 Do you want to visit someplace in the city? No, neither of them looks interesting.
 She called off the pursuit because neither of the plans was interesting.
 Neither of the working gaps looks useful.

Each
This word express an individual member of a group.
 Each gap in the floor looked carefully picky.
 I turned in each gift to my relatives.
 I’ve taken photos of each pursuit that I realized.
 Each menial job is an opportunity to grow.
 Her impeccable look stunned each people in the place.

All
This word refers to the entire groups as a whole.
 All of them were proofread by the teacher.
 All of my dogs will have anxiety on Christmas.
 Although all of them asked about the pursuit, their menial father was hiking someplace.
 All of my partners have undergone our actual situation.
 All of my lovers looked on amongst my stuff.

• What do you have, pizza or lasagna?
  I don’t have either of them
• Neither of my friends is less than 15 years old
• Each of Laura’s brothers has a diferent hair color
• All of us are hungry

• I don’t like either of two options.

• I work at supermarket. Neither back or school

• All of them are good people

• Each of us want to learn English

• I like either types of icecream
• neither of us want to sleep
• Each of us has a computer
• all of them came early

I prefer to drink either a cup of coffee or a bottled water
My professor asked me to read 2 books but I don’t like to read either of them
My wife and my daughter drink cold beverage, neither of them likes coffee
each of us in this house loves God
There are many people in my church, all of them are excelent

Neither of them has a car.
You can either buy chocolates or cookies.
Each of the siblings has a house.
All of them are rich.

• All of them are my family
• Neither of my children is short
• Each of my partner is responsible
• I must either eat between the pasta or sushi

1. Neither of us likes vegetables.
2. Each of my siblings has a curly hair.
3. All of my cousins being married.
4. Either of choices sounds great.

Either: Choice between two possibilities. Would you like tea or coffee? Either is fine, thanks!

Neither: Not either of the two things or people. My parents live in Colombia, neither of them lives in the USA.

Each: Individual members of a group. Each of us likes pizza.
Each of the siblings has a different personality.

All: Refers to the entire groups as a whole. All of us agree with you.
All of them are tired

Neither of them is happy
I don’t like either of them.

• Would you like to go to the park or the movies? I like either, thanks

• Each of we want to learn english.

• All this team is present at the meeting.

neither of them is happy.
I don´t like either of them.
each of them is smiling.
All of them are intelligent.
you don´t like this meal, and neither I am.

We can either fly this month or the next month.
My brothers like soccer, neither of them like baseball.
Each of us don’t like soda.
All my friend are a good persons.

1. Neither of them is happy.
2. I don’t like either of them.
3. Each of them is smiling.
4. All of them are intelligent.

Either: Choice between two possibilities. Would you like tea or coffee? Either is fine, thanks!

Neither: Not either of the two things or people. My parents live in Colombia, neither of them lives in the USA.

Each: Individual members of a group. Each of us likes pizza.
Each of the siblings has a different personality.

All: Refers to the entire groups as a whole. All of us agree with you.
All of them are tired

Thanks!

I don’t like either of them

Neither of us know english of 100% yet.

Would you like coffe or tea?
Thanks , but i don’t like either of them.
We can either play video games or watch movies. It’s up to you.
We can either go to the cinema or go to the party
You can either cheer her up or let her dow more.
Each of us likes does calisthenics.
Each of people has a different personality

Either:
– Either one deserves to win.
Neither:
– Neither of us went to the concert.
Each:
– Each of you have the posibility to win the big prize.
All:
–All of you can take two pieces of cake.