American English at State - Sometimes, understanding the difference between similar words in English can be challenging. This month, we'll be sharing graphics that explain these differences. Take a look at this
![Either / or is used in a sentence in the affirmative (positive) sense when referring to a choice between two possibilities; meaning 'this or that' ; 'he. - ppt download Either / or is used in a sentence in the affirmative (positive) sense when referring to a choice between two possibilities; meaning 'this or that' ; 'he. - ppt download](https://slideplayer.com/slide/13107644/79/images/3/Other+uses+of+Either+%2F+Or.jpg)
Either / or is used in a sentence in the affirmative (positive) sense when referring to a choice between two possibilities; meaning 'this or that' ; 'he. - ppt download
![I Dont Know Either Ariana Biermann GIF - I Dont Know Either Ariana Biermann Dont Be Tardy - Discover & Share GIFs I Dont Know Either Ariana Biermann GIF - I Dont Know Either Ariana Biermann Dont Be Tardy - Discover & Share GIFs](https://media.tenor.com/aTWcKGKcduUAAAAC/i-dont-know-either-ariana-biermann.gif)