Would you rather either work from home or work in an office?, If you could live in either New York or London, which would you choose?, Would you prefer to spend your vacation either at the beach or in the mountains?, Would you choose either a very exciting job or a very well-paid but boring one?, If you could have dinner with either a famous actor or a famous singer, who would you choose?, If you could travel to either Paris or Rome next weekend, where would you go? (Here, either means “one of two possibilities.”), f someone offered you either a free car or a free trip around the world, which would you take? (Here, either means “one of two possibilities.”), If you could speak either English or Spanish perfectly, which would be more useful to you? (Here, either means “one of two possibilities.”), Do you think either of your parents influenced your personality more than the other? (EITHER OF + plural noun/pronoun), Could either of your closest friends convince you to do something crazy? (EITHER OF + plural noun/pronoun), Chocolate or hamburger? Would either of them make you happy? (EITHER OF + plural noun/pronoun), The city where you live and the opposite. Would you be comfortable living in either of these cities? (EITHER OF + plural noun/pronoun)

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