Adverbs of frequency are used to show how often something happens.
Either
or Neither?
The word Either
is used to show there is a
choice between two options.
e.g.
Either Tom or John will paint the fence.
Maybe
Tom will paint the fence or maybe John will do it.
The
word Neither negates
the two options. Not A and not B.
e.g.
Neither
Tom nor John will paint the fence.
n.b.
nor is
the negative of or.
The word Both is
used to show that they are the same. i.e. Option A is positive and
Option B is positive.
Both Tom and John
will paint the fence.
Gerund
When a verb is the
subject of a sentence we use a gerund.
Gerund = verb + ing
i.e. Smoking is bad
for you.
The verb to smoke is
changed to smoking to make a noun.
Other examples: I
like swimming. Swimming is my favourite sport.
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