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Meaning of sick and tired | Present vs. Past Tenses in asking questions
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Either and neither #1 (permalink) Thu Jan 20, 2005 7:04 am   Either and neither
 

I've heard that native speakers sometimes pronounce these 2 words differently?

What can you tell me about it?
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Eihther and neither #2 (permalink) Thu Jan 20, 2005 9:30 am   Eihther and neither
 

You can pronounce the combination ei either as the i in light or as the ee in see. Both versions are correct, the former is more often used by British people and the latter by Americans.

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