Droid Productions
You're meant to use "either" here, not "neither".
Neither is when talking about two or more things.
"Neither one of them was any good."
Either is about one thing, sometimes one among many, but the subject is one thing.
"Either one will work." Or... "I wouldn't do that either, it's too risky."
I think I've seen this done two or three times so far.
You're meant to use "either" here, not "neither".
Neither is when talking about two or more things.
"Neither one of them was any good."
Either is about one thing, sometimes one among many, but the subject is one thing.
"Either one will work." Or... "I wouldn't do that either, it's too risky."
I think I've seen this done two or three times so far.