Complete the sentences with both/neither/either.1. ‘Do you want tea or coffee?’ ‘ Either . I really don’t mind.’2. ‘What day is it today – the 18th or the 19th?’ ‘   . It’s the 20th.’3. A: Where did you go on your trip – Korea or Japan?B: We went to   . A week in Korea and a week in Japan.4. ‘Shall we sit in the corner or by the window?’ ‘  . I don’t mind.’5. ‘Where’s Lisa? Is she at work or at home?’ ‘  . She’s away on holiday.’6. ‘Is it true that Kate speaks Spanish and Arabic?’ ‘Yes, she speaks  fluently.’

Which sentence correctly uses "either...or"? a. You can either have tea or coffee. b. Either you can have tea or coffee. c. You can either have tea nor coffee. d. You can neither have tea or coffee. Question 14 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 Not flaggedFlag question Tips Question text _____________ he works hard, he will not be selected for the final round. a. In case b. Whereas c. Because d. Unless

Write sentences with both … and … / neither … nor … / either … or … .1. Chris was late. So was Pat. Both Chris and Pat were late.2. He didn’t say hello, and he didn’t smile. He neither said hello nor smiled.3. It was a boring movie. It was long too.The movie4. Joe doesn’t have a car. Sam doesn’t have one either.5. Emily speaks German and she speaks Russian too.6. Ben doesn’t watch TV and he doesn’t read newspapers.Ben7. Is that man’s name Richard? Or is it Robert? It’s one of the two.That man’s name8. I don’t have time to go on holiday. And I don’t have the money.I have9. We can leave today or we can leave tomorrow – whichever you prefer.We --- Hết ---

Which sentence or sentences have correct parallel structure?On most Saturday and Sunday afternoons, you will find my mother in either her garden or at the library.On most Saturday and Sunday afternoons, you will find my mother either in her garden or at the library.Submit

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "both...and"? a. Both he is going to the conference and she. b. He both is going to the conference and she. c. Both he and she is going to the conference. d. Both he and she are going to the conference.

Which of the following sentence(s) is/are grammatically correct?S1: Either of the teachers is not good enough.S2: Either of the teacher is not good enough.Both S1 and S2S2S1Neither S1nor S2