Either, neither, none, both, any.

  1. There are exactly two doors, but is locked.
  2. You can take road — they both lead to the same village.
  3. There are two solutions, and are equally effective.
  4. I checked all the answers, but were correct.
  5. If you need help, employee at the desk can assist you.
  6. There are two candidates, but meets the minimum requirements.
  7. You can choose option, but not both at the same time.
  8. I had five keys, but of them fit the lock.
  9. There are exactly two explanations, but sounds convincing.
  10. Many attempts were made, yet succeeded.
  11. Three of my colleagues were at the same seminar, but I didn't seeof them.
  12. You must choose tea or coffee — refills aren’t allowed.
  13. Many solutions were suggested, but addressed the real issue.
  14. You can borrow book from the shelf — they’re all available.
  15. There are exactly two answers, but is correct.
  16. You may choose colour, but not a mix of the two.
  17. Both files were altered. But I swear I didn't touch .
  18. There are two explanations, and are reasonable.
  19. You can contact department for more information.
  20. There are two routes, but is safe at night.
  21. You must select answer A or answer B.
  22. Many ideas were discussed, but solved the problem.
  23. You can choose time slot that suits you.
  24. There are two printers, but is working today.
  25. You may pick dessert, but not two.
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