Question

Your father should not put so much pressure on you. He must not choose your friends,
A) too
B) as well
C) neither
D) either
E) though

Answer 1

Answer:

TOO

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Your father should not put so much pressure on you. He must not choose your friends, either. (option D)

• In the given sentence, we have a situation presented in the first sentence:

               'Your father should not put so much pressure on you.'

• This is an assertive sentence that has placed a condition on the listener.
• It is advisory as well.

• In the second sentence, the condition of the first sentence is carried on:

              'He must not choose your friends,         '

• This sentence is an additional condition to the one presented in the first sentence.
• The word 'either' is the most appropriate for this sentence because both statements form an either/or or a neither/nor type situation.
• Since a negative word 'not' has already been used once in the second statement, so neither cannot be used again.

So, as a whole these statements read together as:

Your father should not put so much pressure on you. He must not choose your friends, either.

• The speaker is implying that neither should the listener's father put pressure on him nor should he choose his friends.

• When separated, these statements form an either/or pair.

Therefore, the correct option is D) either.