Both...and..
She / enjoys / stories / writing / novels / reading / in / free / her / time
She enjoys both reading novels and writing stories in her free time
You / to / the / bus / center / the / take / get / can / the / city / train
You can either take the bus or the train to get to the city center
the / test/ the / for / teacher / students / surprise / were / the / prepared
Neither the teacher nor the students were prepared for the surprise test
today / the / can / project / You / start / tomorrow
You can start the project either today or tomorrow
What is the largest mammal in the world?
The blue whale
visit / want / art / gallery / the / They / to / museum / the / during / trip / their
They want to visit both the museum and the art gallery during their trip
chicken / order / You / pasta / can / salad / vegetarian / the / the
You can order either the chicken salad or the vegetarian pasta
finish / movie / book / was / enough / to / the / interesting / the
Neither the book nor the movie was interesting enough to finish
dog / the / were / cat / rescued / from / the / fire
Both the dog and the cat were rescued from the fire
In what country were the Olympic Games invented?
Greece
French / She / which / English / fluently / in / international / speaks / helps / her / meetings
She speaks both English and French fluently, which helps her in international meetings
watch / can / at / We / tonight / movie / home / theater / the / a / out / go / to
We can either watch a movie at home or go out to the theater tonight
passes / the / anymore / the / concert / are / tickets / available / backstage
Neither the concert tickets nor the backstage passes are available anymore.
to / travel / want / They / Canada / Australia / next / year
They want to travel either to Canada or to Australia next year
What’s the longest river in the world?
The Nile River
offers / hotel / guests / The / to / free / / breakfast / Wi-Fi / all
The hotel offers both free breakfast and free Wi-Fi to all guests
They / stay / their / will / move / the / in / depending / offers / to / city / hometown / on / the / job
They will either move to the city or stay in their hometown depending on job offers.
agreed / the / employees / changes / new / with / the / policy / manager / the
Neither the manager nor the employees agreed with the new policy changes
Grammar boost!
Your team gets an extra 100 points and a chance to try another question immediately
Which element has the atomic number 1?
Hydrogen
in / enjoys / summer / ocean / hiking / He / swimming / mountains / in / the / the
He enjoys both hiking in the mountains and swimming in the ocean during summer
the / York / in / attend / They / workshop / conference / New / London / the / in / will
They will attend either the conference in New York or the workshop in London
hiking / weekend / from / us / going / the / weather / cold / stopped / rain / the / last
Neither the cold weather nor the rain stopped us from going hiking last weekend
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You lose 50 points and must skip your next turn.
Challenge: Before playing again, a team member must give a correct example using either...or, both...and, or neither...nor.
What is the chemical symbol for gold?
Au