Explain Alternatives Using "Either... or"

You can either come with us now or meet us there later.

Patternscome — came — come^meet — met — met

Either you apologize, or we leave the matter unresolved.

Patternsleave — left — left

We can either watch a movie or go out for dinner.

Patternsgo — went — gone

You must either submit the form online or bring it to the office in person.

Patternsbring — brought — brought

Either the manager or the assistant will help you with your request.

Patternseither the manager

She will either accept the job offer or continue her studies.

Patternsthe job offer

You can park either in the garage or on the street.

Either we completely redesign the website, or we make minor updates.

Patternsmake — made — made

For dessert, you can choose either ice cream or cake.

Patternschoose — chose — chosen^either ice cream

He needs to decide quickly, either to invest more money or to sell his shares.

Patternssell — sold — sold

You can either stay here for the night or take a taxi home.

Patternstake — took — taken