Both, either, neither

Last year I went to London and Madrid. I liked ... cities very much.

• both

• either

• neither

There were two photos on the wall. We didn’t like … them.

• both of

• either of

• neither of

It was a good hockey match. … teams played well.

• both

• either

• neither

It wasn’t a good football match. … team played well.

• Both

• Either

• Neither

‘Is your friend German or French?’ ‘ … She’s Austrian.’

• Both

• Either

• Neither

We went away for two days, but the weather wasn’t good. It rained … days.

• both

• either

• neither

A: I bought two ice-creams. Which one do you want?

B: …. It doesn’t matter which one.

• Both

• Either

• Neither

I invited Rachel and Kim to the party, but … them came.

• both of

• either of

• neither of

‘Do you go to school by metro or by car?’

‘ …. I always walk.’

• Both

• Either

• Neither

‘Which pizza do you prefer, with ham or with mushrooms?’

‘I don’t like … them.’

• both of

• either of

• neither of