Tap the option that replaces the underlined nouns correctly.

I am willing to try $t h e b u r g e r - ---------- -$ or $t h e p i z z a - -------- -$ .

I am willing to try each.

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I am willing to try either.

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Solution

The correct option is B I am willing to try either.
The correct answer is, 'I am willing to try either.' Here, the pronoun 'either' refers to two different food items, one at a time.

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