1 I am so tired that I can’t help him with his lesson. I am too tired to help him with his lesson. 2 Tom is so angry that he can’t speak a word. Tom is too angry to speak a word. 3 He is so happy that he doesn’t know what to do. He is too happy to know what to do. 4 Mike is so sleepy that he doesn’t do his homework. Mike is too sleepy to do his homework. 5 Lucy’s sister is so nervous that she doesn’t know how to answer the question. Lucy’s sister is too nervous to know how to answer the question. 6 The old woman is so sad that she can’t do any more work for us. The old woman is too sad to do any more work for us.

1 Mr. Wang is not only our math teacher but also our good friend. 2 Mary has not only many English but also Chinese magazines. 3 Tom can not only speak but also write Chinese well. 4 The old man not only gives us many books but also helps us to study. 5 The book is not only interesting but also useful. 6 Miss Li not only teaches us math but also physics.

1 He neither sees nor hears Bob. 2 Neither this nor that book is interesting. 3 Neither Dr. Liu nor Smith gives him medicine. 4 Neither Mike nor Tom can swim well. 5 The little dog can neither eat nor drink. 6 He neither learns nor likes English.

1 You may do it either today or tomorrow. 2 Either I or you are wrong. 3 You either stay at home or go shopping with me. 4 Mr. Li is either busy or lazy. 5 My aunt will come to see us either in spring or summer. 6 Either Lucy or Mary sees the film.

1 The street is both wide and clean. 2 Alice is kind, rich, healthy and beautiful. 3 I finish my homework and clean up my room. 4 He leaves home and finds a job. 5 Please speak clearly and loudly. 6 They eat at nice restaurants, visit some old friends and see many new things in Beijing. 7 The boy is old enough both to work and make some money. 8 I neither like the dirty city nor live in the noisy city. 9 Mr. Stone gives her flowers, sweets, a big cake and a gold ring on Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. 10 She likes tea but doesn’t like coffee. 11 I meet both her sister and mother. 12 Jack lives in Paris but doesn’t live in Rome.

1 Lucy is beautiful, so is Lily. 2 Tom is late, so is Ann. 3 He can speak good English, so can I. 4 Bob likes watching football games, so does Jack. 5The little boy can’t climb up the tall tree, neither can I. 6 My father works in a TV factory, so does my mother. 7 Teachers have lunch at school, so do students. 8 My father doesn’t work in a TV factory, neither does my mother. 9 Teachers don’t have lunch at school, neither do students.

1 He is not only a good father but also a good teacher. 2 She is not only good at English but also math. 3 They can not only swim but also play football. 4 We not only play computers but also games.

1 Both Tom and Ann are seven. 2 She neither writes nor phones. 3 Both Jim and Carol are on holiday. 4 George neither smokes nor drinks. 5 Both Jim and Carol have cars. 6 The film is both boring and very long. 7 That man’s name is either Richard or Robert. 8 I have neither time nor money to go on holiday. 9 We can leave either today or tomorrow.