The match has reached a tie. ________ team could win.

Either

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Every

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Neither

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Solution

The correct option is D Neither
In the given sentence, we learn that match has reached a tie. A match is played between two people or teams. It means both the players or teams couldn't win.
Thus, option A either is incorrect, as it would mean that one of the two has won.
Option B, each is incorrect, because it would mean that both of them who participated has won.
Option C, every is incorrect, because it would mean that no participants has lost.
Option D, neither is correct, because it denotes that there is no winner in the match and it satisfies the given condition.

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