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either are vs either is

Both 'either are' and 'either is' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Either are' is used when referring to two or more people or things, while 'either is' is used when referring to a singular person or thing.

Last updated: March 28, 2024 • 877 views

either are

This phrase is correct when referring to two or more people or things.

Use 'either are' when you are talking about two or more people or things and want to indicate that one or the other is true or possible.

Examples:

  • Either are fine with me.
  • You can choose either are available.
  • Either are suitable for the job.

Alternatives:

  • any are
  • both are
  • neither are
  • some are
  • few are

either is

This phrase is correct when referring to a singular person or thing.

Use 'either is' when you are talking about a singular person or thing and want to indicate that one or the other is true or possible.

Examples:

  • Either is fine with me.
  • You can choose either is available.
  • Either is suitable for the job.

Alternatives:

  • any is
  • both is
  • neither is
  • some is
  • few is

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