curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-describe-your-current-project/656a4d1943d8f24c030ded74.md
When someone uses either at the end of a negative sentence, it means the same situation applies to them too. For example:
I don't like carrots. My sister doesn't like them either. - Here, either means both the speaker and their sister don't like carrots.
What does Bob imply with the sentence I'm not currently working on any major data analysis projects either?
He implies that he is working on different projects.
Bob is saying he is not working on major data projects, just like Sarah.
He implies that he has finished all his data projects.
Bob does not say that he has finished all of his projects.
He implies that he is busy with many projects.
Bob indicates that, like Sarah, he is not involved in major data projects currently.
He implies that he is also not engaged in big data projects.
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