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How is either used in a sentence?

"Either" is used to indicate a choice between two options. Here are some examples:

1. Simple Choice:

* "You can have either apple pie or chocolate cake."

2. Negative Statement:

* "I don't like either of those movies."

3. Emphasis:

* "Either you do your homework, or you will get a detention."

4. Introducing Options:

* "There are two ways to get to the beach. Either we can take the highway, or we can take the scenic route."

5. With "or":

* "You can choose either red or blue."

Important Note: "Either" is always paired with "or" when presenting options.

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