PART 1
Lisa: Is she Italian or French?
Sue: ____________. She is Spanish.
A) Both
B) Neither
C) All
D) Every
B) Neither
_______ Lisa _______ her sister like vegetables. They don't eat meat.
A) Neither ... nor
B) Both ... and
C) All ... of
D) Each ... of
B) Both ... and
I've got five cousins. __________ of them live in Australia.
A) Both
B) Neither
C) All
D) Each
C) All
__________ person in my family hates pears.
A) Both
B) Neither
C) All
D) Every
D) Every
Neither of my parents ________ at home yesterday.
A) is
B) are
C) was
D) were
C) was
__________ he was injured, he managed to finish the race.
A) Whereas
B) Although
B) Although
Both of my parents _________ rock music.
A) hate
B) hates
A) hate
_______ Jack ________ Mark came to the party. They were on holiday.
A) Both ... and
B) All ... of
C) Neither ... nor
D) Each ... of
C) Neither ... nor
Every child _________ love.
A) need
B) needs
B) needs
Neither Jenny nor Linda ________ from Italy. They are from France.
A) is
B) are
C) was
D) were
A) is
Susan is ____________. She can speak Italian and German.
bilingual
John was born in Spain. His __________ language is Spanish.
native
Peter is good at languages. He is __________ in Spanish, French and Italian.
fluent
I want to ____________ my English so I'm going to go to England this summer.
improve
The police believe he is the thief, but they couldn't find any ____________.
evidence
Rewrite the sentence using ALTHOUGH or WHEREAS.
She went to work yesterday. She was sick.
Although she was sick, she went to work yesterday.
Rewrite the sentence using ALTHOUGH or WHEREAS.
I am a vegetarian. My whole family eats meat.
Whereas I am a vegetarian, my whole family eats meat.
Rewrite the sentence using ALTHOUGH or WHEREAS.
I remember him well. I was just a child of four at the time.
I remember him well although I was just a child of four at the time.
Rewrite the sentence using ALTHOUGH or WHEREAS.
Harry had a terrible toothache, but he refused to go to the dentist.
Although Harry had a terrible toothache, he refused to go to the dentist.
Rewrite the sentence using ALTHOUGH or WHEREAS.
The south has a hot, dry climate. The north has a milder, wetter climate.
The south has a hot, dry climate whereas the north has a milder, wetter climate.
Rewrite the sentence using BOTH ... AND or NEITHER ... NOR.
Peter has got blue eyes, and so has his sister.
Both Peter and his sister have got blue eyes.
Rewrite the sentence using BOTH ... AND or NEITHER ... NOR.
I don’t know his name and I don’t know his address, either.
I know neither his name nor his address.
Rewrite the sentence using BOTH ... AND or NEITHER ... NOR.
Susan speaks German and she also speaks Italian.
Susan speaks both German and Italian.
Rewrite the sentence using BOTH ... AND or NEITHER ... NOR.
Peter isn't from Italy and nor is Paul.
Neither Peter nor Paul is from Italy.
Rewrite the sentence using BOTH ... AND or NEITHER ... NOR.
John doesn't enjoy dancing. Tom doesn't enjoy dancing, either.
Neither John nor Tom enjoys dancing.