Paired Conjuctions

Scott doesn’t like smoking. Serkan doesn’t like lying

• Scott like both smoking and lying.

• Scott likes neither smoking nor lying.

• Scott likes either smoking or lying.

My mother cooks meat. My mother makes salad.

• My mother not only cooks but also makes salad.

• My mother doesn't both cooks and makes salad.

• My mother either cooks or makes salad.

The gardener watered the flowers. He planted new trees.

• The gardener either watered the flowes but also planted trees.

• The gardener only watered the flowers but planted the trees.

• The gardener not only watered the flowers but also planted new trees

My little boy reads magazines or watches documentaries in his free time.

• My little boy either reads magazines or watches documentaries in his free time.

• My little boy neither reads magazines nor watches documentaries in his free time.

• My little boy reads magazines nor watches documentaries in his free time.

The teacher knows playing _____ the violin _____ the guitar. He plays the piano.

• either ……. or

• not only……. but also

• neither…… nor

My mother will make _____ a cake _____ tea. We have guests today.

• either…… or

• not only……. but also

• neither ….. nor

We _____ drink _____ eat anything. We are full.

• neither…… nor

• not only……. but also

• ut also c)

Sue has been _____ Antalya _____ İstanbul. She loves visiting different cities

• neither…… nor

• not only……. but also

• either …… or

We can walk to school, or we can go by bus.

• We can either walk to school or go by bus.

• We can neither go by bus nor walk to school.

• Not only we can´t walk to school but we can go by bus.

I didn’t stay in bed to rest. I didn’t take medicine to get better.

• Not only I didn't stay in bed to rest but I take medicine to get better.

• Either I stayed in bed to rest or take medicine to get better.

• Neither did I stay in bed to rest, nor did I take medicine to get better.