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either are you looking vs or are you looking

The correct phrase is "Are you looking?". The use of "either" in the first phrase is incorrect and unnecessary. The second phrase is the correct and commonly used form.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 887 views

either are you looking

This phrase is incorrect. The use of "either" in this context is not appropriate.

The word "either" is not needed in this sentence. The correct form is simply "Are you looking?"
  • But either way, you are looking at real time in county lockup with guys that are a lot worse than that one guy that attacked Daphne.
  • I appreciate you looking out for me.
  • We see you looking, Kathy.
  • I've seen you looking longingly at a satin-finish ebony grand in the Steinway showroom downtown.
  • Well, you looking for work, I can always use someone to clean up the place.
  • - What are you looking for? - $3 million.
  • So good to see you looking more like yourself.
  • I saw you looking at lavon and ruby.
  • So I'm glad it's you looking after cabin 17.
  • You looking out for the family.
  • Glad to see you looking so well.
  • - You looking for your pal?
  • 'Cause I see you looking at that over and over again.
  • It'll help you looking after your brothers.
  • She's lucky to have you looking out for her.
  • I saw you looking through that purse.
  • It always makes him happy to see you looking spirited.
  • - What you looking at, Pocahontas?
  • All I ever had was you looking out for me.
  • Look at you looking all fly in that brown corduroy jacket.

or are you looking

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to present a choice or alternative. For example, "Are you looking for the blue shirt or the red one?"
  • Are they the ones who accidentally crashed into Collazo or are you looking for other patsies for that?
  • Are you here to see a doctor or are you looking for...
  • You calling about the roast, or are you looking for an update, Dad?
  • You flipping burgers, or are you looking for a kidnapper?
  • Do you still think Holt murdered his mother or are you looking for my breakfast out there?
  • Or are you looking for change for the meter?
  • Or are you looking to sublet the cells and rent them out to tourists?
  • Or are you looking to get what's coming to you?
  • I'm sorry, are you looking for a driver or are you looking for an animal stuffer?
  • Am I a suspect, or are you looking for me to snitch out the one person in this house with a shred of decency?

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