3.. Both … хам and … хам + ko’plik kesim
Both Tom and Ann were late for the party
Both European and Oriental languagers are taught at this school.
Either – ikkala/ ikkisidan biri
1.. either + birlik ot + birlik kesim
Either girl is happy.
Either child is ready.
Either restaurant is very expensive.
2.. either + of + ko’plik ot (us,you,them) + birlik kesim
Either of the girls is happy.
Either of us wants to go out.
3.. either … or … (yo … yo)
IZOH: OR dan keyingi otga qarab kesim tanlanadi.
Either Bob or Tom wants to go to the cinema.
Either Bob or his friends want to go to the cinema.
Neither – ikkalasi ham emas
1.. neither + birlik ot + birlik kesim
Neither girl is happy.
Neither child is ready.
Neither restaurant is very expensive.
2.. Neither + of + ko’plik ot (us,you,them) + birlik kesim
Neither of the girls is happy.
Neither of us wants to go out.
3.. neither … nor … (na … na)
IZOH: OR dan keyingi otga qarab kesim tanlanadi.
Neither Bob or Tom wants to go to the cinema.
Neither Bob or his friends want to go to the cinema.
IZOH: both / either/ neither ning yolg’iz ishlatilishi
Which book would you like? Both. They are interesting.
Which book would you like? Either. I don’t care.
Is it the 18th or the 19th today? Neither. It is the 20th.
Is your father Italian or Spanish? Neither. He is Australian.
Many/Much/Few/Little
Many – ko’p (count) (asosan bo’lishsiz va so’roq gaplarda, lekin bo’lishlida ham mumkin)
Has he many friends in Moscow?
Many people attended the meeting.
How many times have you been to England?
Do you have many friends?
There are not many books on the table
* Do you know many people? (or Do you know a lot of people?)
* A lot of people (or Many people) drive too fast.
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