Conjunctions

She doesn’t swim and doesn’t sunbathe.

• She doesn’t not only swim but doesn’t sunbathe also.

• Not only doesn’t she swim but also sunbathes.

• She neither swims nor sunbathes.

• She either doesn’t swim or doesn’t sunbathe.

He doesn’t know where he left his umbrella.

• It’s neither in the closet or in the second bathroom.

• It’s in either the closet or in the second bathroom.

• It’s neither in the closet nor the second bathroom.

• It’s either in the closet or in the second bathroom.

Sometimes I bring my lunch to work and sometimes I buy it in the cafeteria.

• I bring either my lunch to work or buy it in the cafeteria.

• I either bring my lunch to work or buy it in the cafeteria.

• Either I bring my lunch to work or buy it in the cafeteria.

• I bring my lunch either to work or in the cafeteria.

My sister lives in Los Angeles and so does my college roommate.

• Both my sister and both my roommate live in Los Angeles.

• My sister and both my college roommate live in Los Angeles.

• Both my sister and my college roommate live in Los Angeles

• My sister and my college roommate live both in Los Angeles.

I drink water at home, and I drink water at work.

• I drink water either at home or at work.

• I drink water both at home and work.

• I not only drink water at home but also at work.

• I drink water not only at home but at work also.

I don’t know if she’s good at cards or just lucky.

• She’s both good and lucky at cards.

• She’s neither good nor lucky at cards.

• She’s not only good but lucky at cards too.

• She’s either good or lucky at cards.

You play the guitar well and also compose music well.

• You either play the guitar well or compose music well.

• You both play the guitar and compose music well.

• You play the guitar and compose music both well.

• Not only you play the guitar well but also compose music well.

My friend doesn’t like spicy food; he also doesn’t like salty food.

• My friend likes neither spicy food nor salty food.

• My friend neither likes spicy nor salty food.

• My friend doesn’t like spicy and salty food.

• My friend likes neither spicy nor likes salty food.

She plays the piano and the flute.

• She not only plays the piano but also the flute.

• Not only does she play the piano but also the flute.

• She not only plays the piano but also plays the flute.

• Not only she plays the piano but also plays the flute.

I can’t remember if he lives on Main Street or on Broadway.

• Either he lives on Main Street or lives on Broadway. b. c. d.

• He lives either on Main Street or on Broadway.

• He either lives on Main Street or on Broadway.

• Either he lives on Main Street or on Broadway.