Both doors are locked.
Both means the two items together.
Elementy składowe
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Choose each, every, all, both, either, neither, no, none, another, and other to define sets and choices.
Picture the things first.
[ SET ]
│
├─ whole view
│ all = 100% both = 100% of 2
│
├─ one-by-one view
│ every = full scan
│ each = individual focus
│
├─ 2-choice switch
│ either = one OK
│ neither = zero OK
│ Either door is fine.
│ Neither door is open.
│
├─ empty view
│ no + noun
│ none of + known set
│ No seats are free.
│ None of the seats are free.
│
└─ next / rest view
another = one more
other = different/rest
the other = remaining one
Start with the set, then choose the view: whole, one-by-one, two-choice, empty, or next/rest.
Both doors are locked.
Both means the two items together.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Either door is fine.
Either points to one of two possible choices.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Neither door is open.
Neither excludes both choices and does not need another negative word.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
No seats are free.
Use no before a noun to make a zero set.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
None of the seats are free.
Use none when the noun is not directly after the determiner.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
All the guests arrived early.
All gives a wide-angle view of the complete group.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Every guest signed in.
Every stresses that the list is complete and nobody is excluded.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Each guest received a name badge.
Each highlights individual members inside a complete set.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
We meet every Friday.
Every is common with days and other repeated times.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
All the information is online.
All can combine with uncountable nouns.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
She wore a ring on each hand.
Each is natural for two items when you focus on them separately.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Every of the rooms is clean.
Every cannot go directly before of.
Every room is clean.
Use every + singular noun, or use every one of before a specific group.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Would either window seat be okay?
Either is common in questions about two possible choices.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
I don't want neither option.
Do not use neither together with another negative in standard English.
I don't want either option.
In a negative clause, either is the standard choice.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
I want neither option.
Neither already carries the negative meaning, so no extra negative is needed.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Can I have another cup?
Another usually goes before a singular count noun.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
Other people may disagree.
Other commonly comes before plural nouns.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
I have two keys; one is here and the other is at home.
The other means the remaining item when the set is known.
Zdanie warto czytać fragmentami, nie słowo po słowie.
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