30. I’m not happy and you aren’t either. (neither …nor)
31. Jane owns a shop. She owns a restaurant, too. (both …and)
32. She’s at the office. She’s at the airport. (either …or)
33. It was a very boring film and it was very long too. (both …and)
34. He doesn’t have pen. And he doesn’t have paper. (neither …nor)
35. Tom is my older brother and Peter is, too. (both …and)
36. Chris didn’t have time to take a holiday. Sheila didn’t have time to take a holiday. (neither …nor)
37. Nam’s handsome. Nam’s intelligent. (not only … but also)
38. Peter was a football player and his brother was, too. (both … and)
39. David doesn’t play tennis. David doesn’t play table tennis. (neither …nor)
40. Mai plays the guitar well. Mai dances beautifully. (not only … but also)
41. You can have fish for dinner. You can have chicken for dinner. (both …and)
42. They came late. They left early. (not only … but also)
43. Goats provide milk for cheese. Goats provide wool for clothing. (both …and)
44. Mr. Brown has read a novel by Charles Dickens and he has seen the film made from it. (not only … but also)
45. She’s French. She’s Swiss. (either …or)
46. She can enjoy a good meal and she can go fishing on the lake. (not only … but also)
47. David can’t play tennis. David can’t play football. (neither …nor)
48. Ali has studied not only in the United States but also in Europe. (both …and)
9. She’s tired. She’s hungry. (not only … but also)
0. We can see the film tonight. We can see the film tomorrow night. (either …or)
30. Neither I nor you are happy.
31. Jane owns both a shop and a restaurant.
32. She’s at either the office or the airport.
33. The film was both boring and long.
34. He has neither a pen nor paper.
35. Both Tom and Peter are my older brother.
36. Neither Chris nor Sheila has time to take a holiday.
37. Nam’s not only handsome but also intelligent.
38. Both Peter and his brother were football players.
39. David plays neither tennis nor table tennis.
40. Mai not only plays the guitar well but also dances beautifully.
Not only does Mai play the guitar well, but she also dances beautifully.
41. You can have both fish and chicken for dinner.
42. They not only came late but also left early.
43. Goats provide both milk for cheese and wool for clothing.
45. She’s either French or Swiss.
47. David can play neither tennis nor football.
48. Ali has studied both in the United States and in Europe.
30. Neither I nor you are happy.
31. Jane owns both a shop and a restaurant.
32. She’s at either the office or the airport.
33. The film was both boring and long.
34. He has neither a pen nor paper.
35. Both Tom and Peter are my older brother.
36. Neither Chris nor Sheila has time to take a holiday.
37. Nam’s not only handsome but also intelligent.
38. Both Peter and his brother were football players.
39. David plays neither tennis nor table tennis.
40. Mai not only plays the guitar well but also dances beautifully.
41. You can have both fish and chicken for dinner.
42. They not only came late but also left early.
43. Goats provide both milk for cheese and wool for clothing.
44. Mr. Brown has not only read a novel by Charles Dickens but also seen the film made from it.
45. She’s either French or Swiss.
46. She can not only enjoy a good meal but also go fishing on the lake.
47. David can play neither tennis nor football.
48.Ali has studied both in the United States and in Europe.
49. She is not only tired but also hungry.
50. We can see the film either tonight or tomorrow night.