Question

0960 2 In fact, a motorway wouldn't either disturb the animals because they are used to cars. In fact, a motorway wouldn't [[either disturb the animals]] because they are used to cars. disturb the animals either When either is used after not/never etc, it goes at the end of the clause: 'John isn't going to the party, and Ray doesn't want to go either.'

Accepted Answer

either ✗ In fact, a motorway wouldn't disturb the animals either because they are used to cars. In fact, a motorway wouldn't [[disturb the animals either]] because they are used to cars. either disturb the animals | disturb the animals either

Idx	0960
Keyword	either
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	In fact, a motorway wouldn't either disturb the animals because they are used to cars.
Correct Sentence	In fact, a motorway wouldn't disturb the animals either because they are used to cars.
Cloze Error Sentence	In fact, a motorway wouldn't [[either disturb the animals]] because they are used to cars.
Cloze Sentence	In fact, a motorway wouldn't [[disturb the animals either]] because they are used to cars.
Cloze Answer	disturb the animals either
Choices	either disturb the animals \| disturb the animals either
Explanation	When either is used after not/never etc, it goes at the end of the clause: 'John isn't going to the party, and Ray doesn't want to go either.'

Disturb Animals Fact Motorway Cars Not/Never End Clause