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“NEITHER OF,” “EITHER OF,” AND “BOTH OF”
“Either of,” “neither of,”
and “both of” are used “Bicycles” is a plural noun.
before a plural pronoun
or a determiner plus a
plural noun.

“Them” is a plural pronoun.

“Of” is optional after
“both” when a determiner is
used with the noun.

Plural personal
pronouns “us,” “you,”
and “them” can be
used with “either of,” “Them” is the object.
“neither of,” and “both
of” as a subject as well
as an object.
"You" is the subject.

FURTHER EXAMPLES

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