Uso de "either", "neither", "each" y "all" en inglés

Clase 14 de 24 • Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Preguntas de Confirmación y Posibilidades

Contenido del curso

Introduction

1
Prefijos y Adjetivos Compuestos en Inglés Intermedio
01:24 min

Prepositions

Future

Questions

Conjugations

Prefixes and Suffixes

Verbs, Adjectives & Nouns

Relative clauses

Course Outcomes

24
Proyecto final de inglés intermedio: audio de deseos y aspiraciones
01:45 min

Tomar examen

Resumen

Los subgrups o subgrupos son términos que puedes introducir al comunicarte en inglés para elegir algo entre distintas posibilidades o nombrar, dentro de una frase, elementos de un grupo de personas/cosas.

Imagina que estás en el cine y le preguntas a tu compañero o compañera si prefiere comer ahora o después de la película. Para expresar esta frase y las distintas opciones, existen cuatro palabras para hablar acerca de subgrupos en inglés.

Either - cualquiera
Neither - ninguno
Each - cada uno
All - todos

Either

Either es una palabra que sirve para elegir entre dos posibilidades.

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

Neither

Neither es una palabra que se refiere a ninguna opción entre dos personas o cosas. La oración deberá estar en positivo y el verbo será conjugado en tercera persona del singular.

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

Each

Each es una palabra que se refiere a un elemento individual de un grupo. El verbo será conjugado en tercera persona del singular.

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

All

All es una palabra que se refiere a todos los elementos de un grupo.

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

Ejercicio para referirse a subgrupos

Completa los espacios en blanco con la respuesta correcta.

____ of them is happy.
I don't like ____ of them.
____ of them is smiling.
____ of them are intelligent.

Respuestas

Neither
either
Each
All

Ejercicio de writing

Escribe una oración para cada palabra usada en subgrupos. ¡Comparte tu trabajo en la sección de aportes!

Contribución creada por Andrés Guano.

Comentarios

Maria Alejandra Liscano

student•

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

Sarah Elisabeth Aguilar Rivas

student•

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.

Angel Vega

student•

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.

Manuel Alejandro Márquez Ortiz

student•

I think the last one must be:

I would like either learn to speak an excellent english or speak an excellent french

Sonia Isabel Pallares Perez

student•

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) ¿?

Carlos Yuri Carranza Quispe

student•

I have the same question. I'm missing something?

Daniel Miguel Ruiz Tinajero

student•

Not really, the each is for a group but trated individualy with certain diferences, for example

Each of us can write a comment, here I wrote this and each is refered as you and Carlos as a group but in a diferent kind since we are differents i think.

En español yo lo veo como cada uno de nosotros, o cada uno de ellos, pero es incorrecto el traducir. So thats why we use each.

Adrián Leonardo Morales Rodríguez

student•

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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Huáscar Suárez Chávez

student•

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.

María Anita Fuentes de Flores

student•

Neither the blue one or the red one is available in size 4.

You can have either tea or coffee.

Each student in the class has a textbook.

All of the guest have arrived and the party is ready to begin.

Nidia Emilse Montañez Arevalo

student•

Each student has a personal account.
Each day, we learn something new.
Each of the employees received an email.
I spoke with each of the clients.
All teachers arrived early.
All the files were reviewed.
All of the team members were in agreement.
I checked all the project documents.
You can choose either of the two paths.
I don’t have time, and neither does my partner.
You can call today or tomorrow; either is ok.
I like neither chocolate nor vanilla.
Neither of the answers is correct.
My boyfriend didn’t come, and neither did I.
I like both coffee and tea.
I don’t want pizza or a hamburger.
I want neither pizza nor a hamburger.
You can take either the bus or the metro; either one works.
She didn’t call, and neither did I.
Both students passed the test.

Fernando Canzani

student•

I love all of these ice cream flavours
I'll test each one of the pizza's of here
I won't see neither of the movies tonight
Choose either shirt, but get hurry

Andres Felipe Ramos Torres

student•

We can either go to a restaurant or have dinner at home.

We are both sick, so neither of us can go to the party

Each fruit has a unique flavor

All living beings on Earth have cells

Andres Felipe Ramos Torres

student•

Neither of them is happy

I don't like either of them

Each of them is smiling

All of them are inteligent

juan josevelazquez rincon

student•

We can either go now or tomorrow.

Izamar, would you like ranch or chiplote?

Thanks Dinora, but i dont like either of them.

My parents lives in Guadalajara neither of them lives in CDMX.

Each of us likes pizza

All of them disagree with you.

Rogelio Guillermo Pacheco Elorza

student•

you can play either video games or board games

Neither of the pets has to live in that conditions

Each of the sentences is correct

All of the cables are broken

Alex Paguada

student•

Homework

Either:

You can either eat here at home or go to the nearest restaurant.

You can choose either a Netflix or a HBO subscription with that service provider.

Neither:

I want to buy a new phone but I don't like neither this brand nor that one.

Neither of us knows how to get there

Each:

Each person is unique

Each house needs to be painted

All:

All of us want to learn how to speak English

All of the people here are very tall

emilianomeneses4628

student•

Either se usa para elegir una de dos opciones ("We can either eat now or after the movie") o para negar ambas opciones con un auxiliar negativo ("I don't like either of them"). Neither significa "ninguno de los dos" en oraciones negativas, sin necesidad de un auxiliar ("Neither of them lives in the USA"). Each se refiere a los miembros individuales de un grupo ("Each of us likes pizza").

María Magdalena Anell Moreno

student•

Neither of them is happy.

I don´t like either of them

each of them is smiling

all of them are intelligent

Sindy Barragán

student•

Neither of them is happy.

I don’t like either of them

All of them are smiling

Each of them is intelligent

Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno

student•

All of them are becoming social media stars
Each of us is taking a break, we're tired.
Do you want one of those? Either is okay, so.
Does she understand the ideas? Neither of them.

Ivan Cajamarca

student•

I don't want to travel to either Paris or London.
Neither of those options makes me feel comfortable.
Each of the employees has an excellent performance.
All of the students have written good reviews about this course.

Henry Suro

student•

all of them is smiling

each of them are inteligent

Uso de "either", "neither", "each" y "all" en inglés

Introduction

Prefijos y Adjetivos Compuestos en Inglés Intermedio

Prepositions

Diferencias entre "between" y "among" en inglés

Verbos Preposicionales y Frasales: Uso y Ejemplos Prácticos

Verbos Frasales: Identificación y Sinónimos Correctos

Future

Negar y Pedir Permiso en Futuro con "Will" y "Allowed"

Uso de "Will" y "Going to" en Voz Pasiva para Futuro

Uso de "Hope" para Expresar Futuras Aspiraciones

Uso de "Should" para Expresar Probabilidad en Futuro Próximo

Uso de Verbos Frasales y Preposicionales en Conversaciones

Questions

Coletillas Interrogativas en Inglés Intermedio

Uso de "Whether" e "If" en Preguntas de Sí/No

Reporte de Preguntas en Pasado: Estructura y Ejemplos

Conjugations

Uso de "While" en Conjugaciones de Pasado Simple y Continuo