08.- Complete the sentences using the words in bold. Use two to five words.

1 My father doesn’t like cheese and neither does my brother.

nor
Neither my father … nor my brother like(s). .. cheese.

2 William is a dentist; John is too.

are
Both ………………………………………… dentists.

3 Debbie enjoys scuba diving and so does her husband.

enjoy
Both Debbie ……………………………………….scuba diving.

4 Sandra can speak Portuguese and Spanish.

only
Sandra ………………………… ; she can also speak Spanish.

5 You can ask Tim for a lift to work or you can ask Sam.

either
You can …………………………….for a lift to work.

6 It is believed that Jack is guilty and that Pam is too.

both
It is believed that ……………………..guilty.

7 We didn’t realise that Tina wasn’t there and that Ann wasn’t either.

nor
We didn’t realise that …………………..there.

8 The bank manager explained that Terry could co-sign the account or else Janet could.

either
The bank manager explained that ……………co-sign the account.

9 He told me that Chester is worth a visit and so is York.

and
He told me that …………………………. worth a visit.

10 Did you know that Carole is getting married this year and so is Arnanda?

not
Did you know that …………….. Amanda is getting married this year?

07.- Rewrite the sentences using both … and, neither … nor, either … or, not only … but also.

1 Joe likes swimming and so does Tom.
…Both Joe and Tom like swimming …

2 Molly is going to the cinema tomorrow; so are the Smiths

3 James and Alex like riding horses

4 Jane has never been on an aeroplane and Victoria hasn’t either

5 Nick worked late; so did Sue and Fiona

6 Dr Green will see you or else Dr Howe will

7 Daniel is going to Brighton by train and so is Guy

8 Justin doesn’t watch television. Andrew doesn’t either

9 Katie will give you directions or else Paula will

10 Pete is a lawyer and so is Kathy

11 Paul works as a cashier; so does Bob and Fred

12 Jill is having her hair cut; so are Sally and Lynn

13 Cath could give us a lift or else Laura could

06.- Underline the correct item.

1 Both/All Margo and Steve are models.

2 Neither/Either Julie nor Lucy enjoyed the film.

3 He goes to the gym either/every day.

4 Both/Neither Rebecca and Charlie are teachers.

5 You will have to talk to each/both person alone to find out what happened.

6 All/Each eight men are working really hard.

7 None/Every of the applicants he interviewed were suitable for the job.

8 Every/All that he needs is a good rest. He’s very tired.

9 Neither/Either the bride nor the groom arrived on time. They were all/both late.

10 There’s no/none need to do the washing up. The maid will do it.

11 He spent whole/all the evening studying for the exam.

12 Jim speaks neither/either French nor German. He only speaks English.

13 There was a good film on television yesterday but all/none of us saw it.

14 Sam plays football nearly each/every day.

15 I like both of these skirts but I’ll take this ones/one because it’s cheaper.

16 Each/All flat will have central heating installed before November.

17 Sally and Andrew all/both enjoyed themselves.

18 Jane did not utter a single word the whole/all time she was here.

19 Annette takes the bus to work neither/every day.

20 Either/Neither you start doing some work or I’ll fire you.

21 “Do you like these trousers?” “No, I prefer those ones/one actually.”

22 I spent all/whole day answering the phone and had no time to do anything else.

23 All of/None of us wanted to go to the party, but we couldn’t refuse the invitation.

24 Joe had no/none time to waste; the boat was leaving in five minutes.

25 Both/Either Sonia and Rachel are nurses.

26 A teacher should know the names of every/all his students.

27 None of/All of us eat meat so we went to a vegetarian restaurant.

28 Each/Both time I try to call Jenny her phone is engaged.

29 “Which perfume do you like best?” ” I don’t really like either/neither of them.”

30 The twins’ grandfather gave them all/each five pounds for their birthday

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