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passed the exam/ nor Anna/ neither Kitty/ .
Neither Kitty nor Anna passed the exam.
Tony and Wendy/ both/ at singing/ are good/ .
Both Tony and Wendy are good at singing.
you/ or tea/ can have coffee/ .
You can have coffee or tea.
either/ sits here/ Mike or Lisa/ .
Either Mike or Lisa sits here.
likes English/ neither we/ nor he/ .
Neither we nor he likes English.
not only/ but also their/ the children/ teacher/ is swimming/ .
Not only the children but also their teacher is swimming.
yesterday/ what time/ did Ted have lunch/ ?
What time did Ted have lunch yesterday?
20:30 yesterday/ ?/ did/ Ted have dinner at/
Did Ted have dinner at 20:30 yesterday?
on time/ for work yesterday/ was Ted/ ?
Was Ted on time for work yesterday?
not only Lily/ speaks English/ but also David/
Not only Lily but also David speaks English.
hometown/ is your/ where/ ?
Where is your hometown?
do/ like it/ you/ ?
?/ why
Do you like it?
Why?
nor your brother/ is right/ neither you/ .
Neither you nor your brother is right.
he/ but also a football player/ is not only/ a basketball player/ .
He is not only a basketball player but also a football player.
can play/ Eddie/ nor the piano/ neither the violin/ .
Eddie can play neither the violin nor the piano.
not only/ my English teacher/ is/ beautiful,/ she/ but/ is also kind.
Not only is my English teacher beautiful, but she is also kind.
not only lily/ studies hard/ but also he/ .
Not only Lily but also he studies hard.
I/ both/ like/ and English/ Chinese
I like both Chinese and English.
What time did Ted Thomas get up yesterday morning?
do you like best/ which/ place of interest/ ?
Which place of interest do you like best?
both/ like English/ Mike and Lisa/ .
Both Mike and Lisa like English.
neither/ he likes/ coffee/ nor tea/ .
He likes neither coffee nor tea.
my sister/ and I/ are students/ both/ .
Both my sister and I are students.
he/ or tomorrow/ either today/ is coming/ .
He is coming either today or tomorrow.