both...and; not only but also

Mr. William Shakespeare was . . . famous in Italy but also in England.

• a. both

• b. either

• c. not only

• d. neither

• e. but also

Risa lend some money not only to me . . . to my brother.

• a. both

• b. and also

• c. also

• d. and

• e. but also

This afternoon, . . . the principal . . . the teachers are going to have meeting.

• a. both, and

• b. either, or

• c. not only, also

• d. neither, nor

• e. not just, but also

Not only was the actress successful, . . . well-know.

• but she was also

• but also was she

• both was she

• but she was

• but was she

Not only does Sheryl likes swimming, . . . playing football.

• a. but he also likes

• b. but does he like

• c. but also he likes

• d. but he also is

• e. but he is also

My uncle plays both the guitar . . . the harmonica.

• a. both

• b. and

• c. not only

• d. neither

• e. but also

Vigo plays . . . football . . . Basketball. He is interested in sport.

• a. both, but also

• b. are, and

• c. not only, but also

• d. neither, nor

• e. both and also

Roni is sick, he doesn’t drink . . . coffee . . . tea.

• a. both, and

• b. are, and

• c. not only, also

• d. either, or

• e. both and also

Our teacher knows . . . geography . . . history. She masters social knowledge.

• a. both, but also

• b. not only, but also

• c. are, and

• d. neither, nor

• e. both and also

. . . . my mother . . . my sisters are here. I'm so happy,

• a. Both, but also

• b. Are, and

• c. Not only, but also

• d. Neither, nor

• e. Both, and