GE L12 Unit 3 (Not only… but also & Neither… nor)

Which sentence correctly uses Not only… but also?

• Not only she likes ice cream but also chocolate.

• Not only does she like ice cream, but she also likes chocolate.

• She not only likes ice cream but also likes chocolate.

• She not only like ice cream but also chocolate.

Choose the correct sentence with Neither… nor.

• Neither my brother or my sister likes pizza.

• Neither my brother nor my sister likes pizza.

• Neither my brother nor my sister like pizza.

• Neither my brother or sister like pizza.

Identify the correct completion: He is ______ smart ______ hardworking.

• neither / or

• not only / but also

• not only / or

• neither / but also

Choose the correct sentence.

• Not only John plays guitar, but also sings.

• John not only plays guitar, but also sings.

• Not only John plays guitar but also he sings.

• John not only plays guitar but also he singing.

Which sentence is wrong?

• She is not only beautiful but also intelligent.

• Not only does he study hard, but he also works part-time.

• Neither the manager nor the employees was available.

• Not only he is smart but also diligent.

Fill in the blank: The movie was ______ boring ______ too long.

• neither / nor

• not only / but also

• both / and

• either / or

Which sentence correctly shows subject-verb agreement?

• Neither the teacher nor the students was ready.

• Neither the teacher nor the students were ready.

• Neither the teacher or the students were ready.

• Neither the teacher or students was ready.

Choose the best sentence.

• Not only did she finish the project on time, but also she presented it perfectly.

• Not only she finished the project on time but also presented it perfectly.

• She not only finished the project on time but also she presented perfectly.

• She not only finished the project but also present it perfectly.

Which sentence is correct?

• Neither the red dress nor the blue shoes match well.

• Neither the red dress nor the blue shoes matches well.

• Neither the red dress or the blue shoes matches well.

• Neither the red dress or the blue shoes match well.

Fill in the blank: She is ______ my teacher ______ my friend.

• neither / and

• not only / but also

• neither / nor

• both / nor