'Either...or' takes plural noun
false
'either...OF' takes plural noun
CORRECT
We use 'neither...nor' to connect two negative alternatives.
correct
'Neither...nor' takes singular noun
correct
We use 'either...or' to refer to a choice between three possibilities
FALSE
'Both of them are here' - Is the sentence correct?
YES!!!
Complete the sentence: Students... both studying... taking notes.
ARE/WERE/ AND
"Both my father and my mother is here' - Is the sentence correct?
NO
Complete the sentence: Either decision....ok
IS
"Neither of the ... has done the test. ( complete the sentence)
teenagers/ students/ kids, etc
"Both...and" ALWAYS takes a plural noun
YES!!!