INTERMEDIATE _DETERMINERS BOTH OF / NEITHER OF ALL OF / NONE OF Tom is stupid Susan is stupid, too Both of them are stupid I can’t speak Japanese My brother can’t speak Japanese, either Neither of us can speak Japanese Tom, Susan and Harry go out together All of them go out together My family don’t like playing golf None of them likes playing golf 1.- Cats, dogs, birds and other animals are pets 2.- My sister and I like music 3.- I like apples and pears 4.- I know Peter, Sally and her friends 5.- I don’t smoke My friends don’t smoke either 6.- She hasn’t got fair hair Mary hasn’t got fair hair, either 7.- My glass is empty Your glass is empty, too 8.- Britain, France and Germany are countries 9.- Elton John and Bon Jovi are singers 10.- London and Liverpool aren’t in Scotland 11.- I don’t like classical music My friends don’t like classical music, either 12.- I saw Peter and I saw John, too 13.- Fruit, vegetables and salad aren’t fattening 14.- I bought the bread and I bought the milk 15.- Tom didn’t come Harry didn’t come, either INTERMEDIATE _DETERMINERS BOTH AND NEITHER NOR I like classical music and I also like pop music I like both classical and pop music I’m not tall and I’m not short I am neither tall nor short 1.- Alex does not speak French and Rose does not speak French 2.- Susan speaks German and she also speaks Italian 3.- I’m not fair and I’m not dark 4.- He’s clever and he’s hard-working, too 5.- Harry is a very good swimmer and so is his brother 6.- Sheila didn’t come to the meeting and nor did Susan 7.- My purse isn’t in my handbag It isn’t in the drawer, either 8.- John isn’t fat, but he’s not slim, either 9.- Our village hasn’t got a bank or a post office 10.- Chris isn’t a reliable friend Pat isn’t, either 11.- I like fruit and I like vegetables, too 12.- My brother doesn’t smoke and my sister doesn’t smoke, either 13.- He signs and also composes his own songs 14.- Peter has got blue eyes, and so has his sister 15.- Hotel maids make beds and also clean rooms INTERMEDIATE _DETERMINERS EITHER … OR NEITHER … NOR You can eat either an omelette or a sandwich There’s nothing else (affirmative) Neither my father nor my mother approves of my decision of moving to USA (neg) I will invite neither Susan nor her sister to my party (negative) I won’t invite either Susan or her sister to my party.(negative) Vegetables aren’t fattening Nor is fruit She doesn’t dance very well She doesn’t sing very well, either John may be chosen as captain Robert may be chosen as well You may stay You may leave as well I don’t care I’ll wear my black trousers Or perhaps I’ll wear my new dress I’m not sure She hasn’t bought the bread She hasn’t bought the paper, either She got a fine because she didn’t keep to the speed limit and she wasn’t wearing her seatbelt You can spend the prize money buying a car You can also go on a trip I don’t know him and I don’t know his friends, either 10 We can wait for the bus We can also take a taxi 11 She won’t give you the money back and she won’t even apologise for it 12 I haven’t seen “Titanic” I haven’t seen “Gladiator”, either INTERMEDIATE _DETERMINERS BOTH AND NEITHER NOR EITHER OR I’m not lazy and I’m not stupid, you know I am neither lazy nor stupid, you know I’m not either lazy or stupid, you know She likes dancing and she also likes singing She likes both dancing and singing You can invite John or you can invite Peter You can invite either John or Peter 1.- Harry won’t win the match Arthur won’t win the match either 2.- My mother cooks very well and she also does everything around the house 3.- You can take a day off on Monday, or you can take a day off on Tuesday 4.- He’s rich and he’s good-looking, too 5.- Harry is very keen on climbing and so is his brother 6.- My sister didn’t help me tidy my room, nor did my brother 7.- She’s not at home and she’s not in her office, either 8.- You can come with me or your sister can come with me But only one of you 9.- Her house hasn’t got a garden It hasn’t got a garage, either 10.- John isn’t married Peter isn’t married, either 11.- At lunch time I eat fish or I eat meat 12.- My brother doesn’t live at home any longer Nor does my sister 13.- He studies hard and he finds also time to practise sport 14.- I don’t know his name and I don’t know his address, either INTERMEDIATE _DETERMINERS KEY PAGE 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 all of them are pets both of us like music I like both of them I know all of them None of us smokes Neither of them has got fair hair Both os them are empty All of them are countries Both of them are singers Neither of them is in Scotland None of us likes classical music I saw both of them None of them is fattening I bought both of them Neither of them came PAGE 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 neither Alex nor Rose speaks French Susan speaks both German and Italian I’m neither fair nor dark He’s both clever and hard-working Both Harry and his brother are good swimmers Neither Sheila nor Susan came to the meeting My purse is neither in my handbag nor in the drawer John is neither fat nor slim Our village has got neither a bank nor a post office Neither Chris nor Pat is a reliable friend I like both fruit and vegetable Neither my brother nor my sister smokes He both sings and composes his own songs Both Peter and his sister have got blue eyes Hotel maids both make beds and clean rooms PAGE Neither vegetables nor fruit is fattening She neither sings or dances very well / She doesn’t either sing or dance very well Either John or Robert may be chose as captain You may either stay or leave I’ll wear either my black trousers or my new dress She’s bought neither the bread nor the paper / She hasn’t bought either the bread or the paper She got a fine because she neither kept to the speed limit nor was wearing her seatbelt You can spend the prize money either buying a car or going on a trip I know neither him nor his friends / I don’t know either him or his friends 10 We can either wait for the bus or take a taxi 11 She will neither give you the money back nor apologise for it / She won’t either give you the money back or apologise for it 12 I have neither seen “Titanic” not “Gladiator” / I haven’t seen either “Titanic” or “Gladiator” PAGE 4 10 11 12 13 14 Neither Harry nor Arthur will win the match My mother both cooks very well and does everything around the house You can take a day off either on Monday or on Tuesday He’s both rich and good-looking both Harry and his brother are keen on climbing Neither my sister nor my brother helped me tidy my room She is neither at home nor in her office / She isn’t either at home or in her office Either you or your sister can come with me Her house has got neither a garden nor a garage / her house hasn’t got either a garden or a garage Neither John nor Peter is married At lunch time I eat either fish or meat Neither my brother nor my sister lives at home any longer He both studies hard and finds time to practise sport I know neither his name nor his address / I don’t know either his name nor his address