Question

EX. Combine the sentences using the suitable conjunctions

1. I like singing. I also like dancing. (both...and)

2. Did Graham Bell invented the telephone? (was it...that...)

3. The show is enjoyable. It is also educational. (both...and)

4. This store sells hand-crafted ornaments. It also sells jewels. (not only..but also)

5. A good map tells you where things are. It shows you how to get from one place to another. (not only..but also)

6. You can have some iced tea. If you don't want you can have some milk. (either...or)

7. He doesn't play the guitar well and he doesn't sing well. (neither...nor)

8. Lan went camping last Sunday and so did Hoa. (both...and)

9. My grand father buit this house in 1990. (it...that)

10. John and Peter got up late this morning. (neither...nor)

11. John has that book, or Mary has that book. (either...or)

12. Susan wasn't at the party last night, and Mary wasn't either. (neither...nor)

Answer 1

1. I like singing. I also like dancing. (both...and

-> I like both singing and dancing

2. Did Graham Bell invented the telephone? (was it...that...)

->Was it Graham Bell that invented the telephone?

3. The show is enjoyable. It is also educational. (both...and)

->The show is both enjoyable and educational

4. This store sells hand-crafted ornaments. It also sells jewels. (not only..but also)

->This store sells not only hand-crafted ornaments but also jewels

5. A good map tells you where things are. It shows you how to get from one place to another. (not only..but also)

->A good map not only tell where things are but also shows you how to get from one place to another.

6. You can have some iced tea. If you don't want you can have some milk. (either...or)

-> If you don't want, you can have either some milk or iced tea

7. He doesn't play the guitar well and he doesn't sing well. (neither...nor)

->He neither plays the guitar well nor sings well

8. Lan went camping last Sunday and so did Hoa. (both...and)

->Both Lan and Hoa went camping last Sunday

9. My grand father buit this house in 1990. (it...that)

->It was my grand father that built this house in 1990

10. John and Peter got up late this morning. (neither...nor)

->Neither John nor Peter got up early in this morning

11. John has that book, or Mary has that book. (either...or)

->Either John or Mai has that book

12. Susan wasn't at the party last night, and Mary wasn't either. (neither...nor)

->Neither Susan nor Mary was at the party last night