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Exercise I
1) (Both/Either/Neither) my father and mother like traveling.
2) Please (both/either/neither) call or email me.
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ฅใใชใใใ
SW
1. Both Judy and I (are) crazy about snowboarding.
2. Either you or I (have) mistaken.
3. Not only Tom but also you (are) to blame for the accident.
Exercise2 ๆฌกใฎ()ใซand, but, or, nor, for ใฎใใก้ฉๅฝใชใใฎใไธใคใใคๅ
ฅใใชใใใ
1) Tom was very sad, (but) tried to be cheerful.
2) I didn't tell her the secret, (hor) did my brother.
3) Come here, (and) you can see the fireworks* better.
โฃ Dan must have gone this way, (for) here are his footprints.
5) They are free now, (for) at least they seem to be free.
ๅฐใชใใจใ
Exercise 3()ๅ
ใฎ่ชใฎใใก้ฉๅฝใชใปใใ้ธใณใชใใใ
1) It's true the book is useful, (and, but) it's expensive.
and (and, but)
2) Our car is rather old, (so, yet it runs very well.
3) Not only Pat but also I (am, is) ready to help you.
4) Fred as well as I (am, is) fond of drawing pictures.
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