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DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONSEITHER - OR
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Caroline! Are you going somewhere?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Caroline! Are you going somewhere?
Hi Jane! Yes, I’m going to Medellín, but I don’t know how to get there.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Caroline! Are you going somewhere?
Hi Jane! Yes, I’m going to Medellín, but I don’t know how to get there.
Well, you have two options: You can go either by car or airplane.
Let’s analyze this sentence…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Let’s analyze this sentence…
You can go either by car or airplane.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Let’s analyze this sentence…
You can go either by car or airplane.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
(o)
Let’s analyze this sentence…
You can go either by car or airplane.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
(o) (o)
Let’s analyze this sentence…
You can go either by car or airplane.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
(o) (o)SAME MEANING
Let’s analyze this sentence…
You can go either by car or airplane.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
(o) (o)SAME MEANING
Either and Or are called DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS.(Either y Or son llamadas CONJUNCIONES DOBLES)
Let’s analyze this sentence…
You can go either by car or airplane.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
(o) (o)SAME MEANING
(Usted puede ir o en carro o en avión.)
Either and Or are called DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS.(Either y Or son llamadas CONJUNCIONES DOBLES)
Hello, Corey, Hello Jack! Did you go to the party last night?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello, Corey, Hello Jack! Did you go to the party last night?
No, I didn’t. I had to study.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello, Corey, Hello Jack! Did you go to the party last night?
No, I didn’t go to the party.
No, I didn’t. I had to study.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello, Corey, Hello Jack! Did you go to the party last night?
No, I didn’t go to the party.
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.(Ni Corey ni Jack fueron a la fiesta)
No, I didn’t. I had to study.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Messi Neymar
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Messi Neymar
Messi didn’t win the Copa America
2011…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Messi Neymar
Messi didn’t win the Copa America
2011…
Neymar didn’t win the Copa America
2011…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
(Ni Messi ni Neymar ganaron la Copa América 2011)
Messi Neymar
Messi didn’t win the Copa America
2011…
Neymar didn’t win the Copa America
2011…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Carl. Will you go to France in summer?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Carl. Will you go to France in summer?
No, I won’t.DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Carl. Will you go to France in summer?
No, I won’t.
…and, will you go to Spain in summer?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Carl. Will you go to France in summer?
No, I won’t.
No, I won’t.
…and, will you go to Spain in summer?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Hello Carl. Will you go to France in summer?
No, I won’t.
No, I won’t.
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
(Carl no irá ni a Francia ni a España en el verano)
…and, will you go to Spain in summer?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
Are these sentences affirmative or
negative?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
Are these sentences affirmative or
negative?
ALL THESE SENTENCES HAVE A
NEGATIVE MEANING!
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
Look at the main verbs…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
Look at the main verbs…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
Look at the main verbs…
Are they in negative or affirmative
form?
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
Look at the main verbs…
Are they in negative or affirmative
form?
THE VERBS ARE IN AFFIRMATIVE FORM!
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
So...
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
Sentences are NEGATIVE…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
Sentences are NEGATIVE…
But the MAIN VERB…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
Sentences are NEGATIVE…
But the MAIN VERB…
Goes in AFFIRMATIVE…
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
Sentences are NEGATIVE…
But the MAIN VERB…
Goes in AFFIRMATIVE…
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PRESENT)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
Sentences are NEGATIVE…
But the MAIN VERB…
Goes in AFFIRMATIVE…
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PRESENT)
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PAST)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
Sentences are NEGATIVE…
But the MAIN VERB…
Goes in AFFIRMATIVE…
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PRESENT)
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PAST)
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PAST)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Take a closer look at the sentences…
Luke likes neither carrots nor green beans
Neither Cory nor Jack went to the party.
Neither Messi nor Neymar won the Copa America 2011
Carl will go to neither France nor Spain in summer.
If we use NEITHER and NOR
Sentences are NEGATIVE…
But the MAIN VERB…
Goes in AFFIRMATIVE…
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PRESENT)
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PAST)
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (PAST)
Verb in AFFIRMATIVE (FUTURE)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
LET’S SUMMARIZE(resumamos)
NEITHER and NORare
CONJUNCTIONS
to form
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
LET’S SUMMARIZE(resumamos)
NEITHER and NORare
CONJUNCTIONS
to form
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
in
SPANISH
they mean
“NI”
for example
Neither you nor my father is a doctor(Ni tú ni mi padre son doctores)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
VERY IMPORTANT!!!!Look at these two sentences…
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Neither the dancer nor the acrobats are working today.
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
VERY IMPORTANT!!!!Look at these two sentences…
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Neither the dancer nor the acrobats are working today.
Do you see the difference???
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
VERY IMPORTANT!!!!Look at these two sentences…
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Neither the dancer nor the acrobats are working today.
Verb in SINGULAR form
Verb in PLURAL form
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
But…why????
VERY IMPORTANT!!!!Look at these two sentences…
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Neither the dancer nor the acrobats are working today.
Verb in SINGULAR form
Verb in PLURAL form
These are SINGULAR NOUNS
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
VERY IMPORTANT!!!!Look at these two sentences…
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Neither the dancer nor the acrobats are working today.
Verb in SINGULAR form
Verb in PLURAL form
These are SINGULAR NOUNS
This NOUN is SINGULAR
This NOUN is PLURAL
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Verb in SINGULAR form
These are SINGULAR NOUNS
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Verb in SINGULAR form
These are SINGULAR NOUNS
If the nouns after NEITHER and NOR are singular, the verb needs to be conjugated in singular form.
(Si los sustantivos que van después de NEITHER y NOR son singulares, el verbo debe ir conjugado en su forma singular)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Verb in SINGULAR form
These are SINGULAR NOUNS
Neither the dancer nor the acrobats are working today.
Verb in PLURAL formThis NOUN is SINGULAR
This NOUN is PLURAL
If the nouns after NEITHER and NOR are singular, the verb needs to be conjugated in singular form.
(Si los sustantivos que van después de NEITHER y NOR son singulares, el verbo debe ir conjugado en su forma singular)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Neither Jaymee nor Dave is having a party.
Verb in SINGULAR form
These are SINGULAR NOUNS
Neither the dancer nor the acrobats are working today.
Verb in PLURAL formThis NOUN is SINGULAR
This NOUN is PLURAL
If any of the nouns after NEITHER or NOR are plural, the verb needs to be conjugated in plural form.
(Si cualquiera de los sustantivos que van después de NEITHER o NOR son plurales, el verbo debe ir conjugado en su forma plural)
If the nouns after NEITHER and NOR are singular, the verb needs to be conjugated in singular form.
(Si los sustantivos que van después de NEITHER y NOR son singulares, el verbo debe ir conjugado en su forma singular)
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
More examples…
NEITHER … NOR with singular nouns and verb conjugated in singular form
NEITHER … NOR with singular or plural nouns and verb conjugated in plural form
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
More examples…
NEITHER … NOR with singular nouns and verb conjugated in singular form
NEITHER … NOR with singular or plural nouns and verb conjugated in plural form
Neither John nor Patrick takes Karate classes.Singular
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
More examples…
NEITHER … NOR with singular nouns and verb conjugated in singular form
NEITHER … NOR with singular or plural nouns and verb conjugated in plural form
Neither John nor Patrick takes Karate classes. Neither my friends nor Carl take Karate classes.PluralSingular
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
More examples…
NEITHER … NOR with singular nouns and verb conjugated in singular form
NEITHER … NOR with singular or plural nouns and verb conjugated in plural form
Neither John nor Patrick takes Karate classes.
Neither my mother nor my father is going to go to the party.
Neither my friends nor Carl take Karate classes.PluralSingular
Singular
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
More examples…
NEITHER … NOR with singular nouns and verb conjugated in singular form
NEITHER … NOR with singular or plural nouns and verb conjugated in plural form
Neither John nor Patrick takes Karate classes.
Neither my mother nor my father is going to go to the party.
Neither my friends nor Carl take Karate classes.
Neither the players nor their classmates are going to go to the party.
Plural
PluralPlural
Singular
Singular
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
More examples…
NEITHER … NOR with singular nouns and verb conjugated in singular form
NEITHER … NOR with singular or plural nouns and verb conjugated in plural form
Neither John nor Patrick takes Karate classes.
Neither my mother nor my father is going to go to the party.
Neither Colombia nor Venezuela has a nuclear bomb.
Neither my friends nor Carl take Karate classes.
Neither the players nor their classmates are going to go to the party.
Plural
PluralPlural
Singular
Singular
Singular
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
More examples…
NEITHER … NOR with singular nouns and verb conjugated in singular form
NEITHER … NOR with singular or plural nouns and verb conjugated in plural form
Neither John nor Patrick takes Karate classes.
Neither my mother nor my father is going to go to the party.
Neither Colombia nor Venezuela has a nuclear bomb.
Neither my friends nor Carl take Karate classes.
Neither the players nor their classmates are going to go to the party.
Neither Colombia nor Venezuelan people have a nuclear bomb.
Plural
Plural
Plural
Plural
Singular
Singular
Singular
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
DOUBLE CONJUNCTIONS: EITHER / OR
Thank you!!!
Do you want/need extra practice?
• Follow these links to get further practice on these two conjunctions:
• http://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/esl-too-either-neither2.html
• http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=2984
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