After dinner, they were so tired! SO TIRED: expresses emphasis.
Call or email
We can either call or email the client. EITHER / OR with verbs: Either CALL or EMAIL. We do not use AND with EITHER. We use NOR with NEITHER and OR with EITHER.
Rome
It takes so much time to drive to Rome. Time: uncountable.
No or not
He has no idea what time the play starts.
Snow
There is no snow on the ground.
Dinner
It was such an expensive dinner! SUCH AN EXPENSIVE DINNER: expresses extreme and emphasis.
So or such
The salesperson sold so many cars last year,
Home
Please be home by 5PM, not 6PM.
A cookie
Can the children have either a candy or a cookie? EITHER / OR with nouns: Either A CANDY or A COOKIE.
Much or many
She has so many cousins! Expresses quantity (how many?) Cousins: countable.
Mobile or iPad
She will buy neither a mobile phone nor an iPad. NEITHER / NOR with nouns: BUY Neither a MOBILE PHONE nor an iPod.
Swim
No, I don't swim.
Much or many
There are so many people here today.
Negative
No, we are not moving this year.
A vacation or a boat.
We can neither buy a boat nor go on vacation. NEITHER / NOR with verbs: Neither BUY Nor GO.
English
We have learned so much English! SO MUCH ENGLISH: expresses quantity (how much?)
Banana or drink
She can either have a banana or drink a glass of milk. EITHER with verbs: Either HAVE or DRINK.
