neither / either

​I could have ... a sandwich ... a cake I’m rather hungry.

​Helen is ... 15 ... 16; she’s much older than that.

​You can rely on John, he ... lies ... go back on his word.

​The book I’m reading now is ... a crime story ... a love story, it’s something between the two.

​The children are playing ... football ... rugby I cannot see from here.

​Choose the correct verbs to complete the sentences.

Multiple Choice

Neither Jack nor Rob ... tennis.

• play

• plays

Multiple Choice

Neither of the jobs .... suitable.

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Neither of the books ... been bought.

• has

• have

Multiple Choice

Either Alice or Betty ... responsible for this job.

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Either of them ... good reason to disagree with you.

• has

• have

Multiple Choice

Either Jennifer or Caroline .... made the dress.

• has

• have

Multiple Choice

Both the nurses have a lot of experience with children. Either ... reliable

• is

• are

​to watch: comedy - action film​

• I'd like to watch either a comedy or an action film.

• I want to watch neither a comedy or an action film.​