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Fill in the blanks to complete this angry traveler's hotel review.
The hotel offered us a room with a view of a brick wall or a room next to the noisy elevator. We politely declined, as we didn't want _________________________ of those terrible options!
The manager proudly stated that _________________________ rooms were considered "premium suites."
In the end, we slept in our rental car because _________________________ room was actually clean.
didn't want either
When you have a negative verb ("didn't want"), you must use "either" to mean "not this one and not that one." Using "neither" here would create an incorrect double negative.
both rooms
"Both" is used with plural nouns ("rooms") and a plural verb ("were"). "Either" and "every" would require a singular noun ("room").
neither room
"Neither" is used with a singular noun ("room") and a singular verb ("was") to mean that out of the two rooms, zero were clean.