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    The Double Conjunctions Worksheet (Both ... And, Neither ... Nor, Either ... Or)

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    The document contains 4 short conversations using double conjunctions: 1) The first conversation is about who is coming to a party. Joe and his wife can't make it, but Bob and his wife are coming. 2) The second conversation discusses website creation options. Wordpress or Blogger are recommended, and for a simple site Blogger would be a better choice. 3) The third conversation is about who will give the next presentation. Sally is thought to be more experienced than either Jack or Jim. 4) The fourth conversation indicates that Jill and Sue will likely quit their jobs soon and possibly get new jobs or go back to school.

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    The Double Conjunctions Worksheet (Both ... And, Neither ... Nor, Either ... Or)

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    The document contains 4 short conversations using double conjunctions: 1) The first conversation is about who is coming to a party. Joe and his wife can't make it, but Bob and his wife are coming. 2) The second conversation discusses website creation options. Wordpress or Blogger are recommended, and for a simple site Blogger would be a better choice. 3) The third conversation is about who will give the next presentation. Sally is thought to be more experienced than either Jack or Jim. 4) The fourth conversation indicates that Jill and Sue will likely quit their jobs soon and possibly get new jobs or go back to school.

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    The document contains 4 short conversations using double conjunctions: 1) The first conversation is about who is coming to a party. Joe and his wife can't make it, but Bob and his wife are coming. 2) The second conversation discusses website creation options. Wordpress or Blogger are recommended, and for a simple site Blogger would be a better choice. 3) The third conversation is about who will give the next presentation. Sally is thought to be more experienced than either Jack or Jim. 4) The fourth conversation indicates that Jill and Sue will likely quit their jobs soon and possibly get new jobs or go back to school.

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    The Double Conjunctions Worksheet (Both ... And, Neither ... Nor, Either ... Or)

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    Ibrahim Benamira
    The document contains 4 short conversations using double conjunctions: 1) The first conversation is about who is coming to a party. Joe and his wife can't make it, but Bob and his wife are coming. 2) The second conversation discusses website creation options. Wordpress or Blogger are recommended, and for a simple site Blogger would be a better choice. 3) The third conversation is about who will give the next presentation. Sally is thought to be more experienced than either Jack or Jim. 4) The fourth conversation indicates that Jill and Sue will likely quit their jobs soon and possibly get new jobs or go back to school.

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    1) Who is coming to the party?

    a) Joe and his wife


    b) Bob and his wife

    2) What does he recommend she use?


    a) Wordpress
    b) Blogger

    3) Who has more experience?


    a) Jack
    b) Sally
    The Double Conjunctions 4) What are Jill and Sue going to do?
    Listen to the four short conversations using the double a) leave the company
    conjunctions. b) work at their company

    Conversation #1
    Grammar Challenge
    Man: Is Bob coming to the party?
    Woman: Yes, and his wife are coming. Fill in the blanks with the correct word.
    Man: What about Joe and his wife?
    Con #1 Con #2 Con #3 Con #4
    Woman: Neither Joe wife can make it.
    Man: Oh, that’s too bad. all of us whether not as neither the
    Woman: Yeah, it when are together. is rare use either or Jim nor the
    both he or a Jack or both Jill
    Conversation #2
    nor his is better are both either get
    Woman: What can I use to make a website?
    Man: I would Blogger or Wordpress.
    Woman: Which one ?
    Man: It depend you are making a simple site
    complex site. Speaking Challenge
    Woman: I am making a simple site.
    Man: Then I would use Blogger. Match the answers with the questions.

    1) What is a good way to lose weight?


    Conversation #3 2) What is a good way to save money?
    3) Is it a good idea to join a gym?
    Man: Do know whether r Sally will give the next 4) Who can take me to the airport?
    presentation? 5) Who can speak English your family?
    Woman: It will be Sally I think.
    Man: Why not Jack, for that matter? [ _ ] Both Jill and Fred said they can do it.
    Woman: Both Jack and Jim are experienced as Sally. [ _ ] You shouldn't eat sugar nor should you eat fried foods.
    [ _ ] Yes! Not only do you meet people, but you get fit too.
    Man: True, they newbies. [ _ ] Just me. Neither my mom nor my dad speak English.
    Woman: Yeah, they will be ready to do it soon. [ _ ] You can either work more or you can spend less.

    Conversation #4 1 2 3 4 5

    Man: I hear and Sue will quit soon.


    Woman: What will they do?
    Man: I am not sure. I think they will a new job or go
    back to school.
    Woman: I am really going to miss Jill.
    Man: Yeah, office company outings will be
    the same without her.
    Woman: So true!
    Exercice 01: Choose the correct answer.

    1. Ahmed Salma tried out for the school play.

    a. Whether . . . or b. Both . . . and

    2. you clean your room you will stay home this weekend.

    a. Either . . . or b. Neither . . . nor

    3. we go home stay at the park doesn’t matter to me.

    a. Whether . . . or b. Not only . . . but also

    4. did she do well on her math test, she


    got an A on her social studies report.
    a. Both . . . and b. Not only . . . but also

    5. I can go to the movies on Saturday, I can go to the mall.


    a. Not only . . . but also b. Either . . . or
    6. I found my homework my textbook on the kitchen counter.

    a. both . . . and b. either . . . or

    7. Houda found the shoes she had lost


    her favorite jacket.

    a. neither . . . nor b. not only . . . but also

    8. I have the time the motivation to play basketball right now.

    a. neither . . . nor b. either . . . or

    9. my stereo my television stopped working last night.

    a. Both . . . and b. Whether . . . or

    10. I can’t decide to play soccer this year to take dance lessons.

    a. neither . . . nor b. whether . . . or


    Exercice 02: Fill in the gaps with the words or, nor, but also, or and.

    1. I have both respect love for them.


    2. It will rain either today tomorrow.
    3. He is neither mad upset.
    4. I do not know whether he has seen the movie before not.
    5. We did not only dressed up for the holiday decorated the school.
    6. The crowd was both large excited.
    7. We should either walk quickly take the bus.
    8. I don’t know whether I want to study Spanish Russian.
    9. Both my uncle my cousin live in New York.
    10. Neither my brother my sister can go to the game.

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