This document discusses the uses of either, neither, and neither in examples. Either is used when presenting two options and the speaker wants one of the options. Neither is used when the speaker does not want any of the options presented. The document also briefly defines phonetics as the study of sounds used in speech and mentions that some written languages have a direct match between sounds and letters, making them phonetic languages. It then provides the title of a book about teaching English pronunciation to non-native speakers using phonetic symbols.

1. EITHER / NEITHER ANYONE IS USED AS EITHER OF ALL APPOINTED EXAMPLE: WOULD YOU LIKE COFFEE OR TEA? NEITHER IS USED WHEN NOT WANT ANY OF THE NAMED EXAMPLE: WOULD YOU LIKE COFFE OR TEA? I WANT A SODA

2. Teaching Phonetics "Phonetics" is the study of the sounds that people make when they speak. Some languages match the sounds to the writing of the language so that every letter or symbol is always pronounced the same way. These languages are called "phonetic" languages.

3. "Phonetics for Learners of English Pronunciation" If you teach/are about to teach EFL (English as a Foreign Language) and are unsure of the International Phonetic Symbols or need ideas how to teach them then this book will help you as well as your students.