- Read
the information about Amanda and Elizabeth and then answer the questions using neither… nor, both… and or not only… but
also:
1.
Who was born in 1985?
2.
Does any of them have a nickname?
3.
Are they married?
4.
Do they have a pet?
5.
Who has a bird?
6.
Would Amanda or Elizabeth like to have ballet lessons?
7.
Can they speak French and Portuguese?
8.
Who has a driver’s license?
-
Give suggestions using either… or
1. I
have some money left. What can I do with it?
(buy
souvenirs for your friends – see another Broadway musical)
You can either buy souvenirs for your friends or see
another Broadway musical.
2.
Helen has to go to Rome on business, but she doesn’t speak a word of Italian.
What can she do?
(take
an intensive course – send someone in her place)
3.
Pierre wants to go to Italy, but he is afraid of flying. What can he do?
(travel
by bus – by train)
4. I
missed the tour bus. What can I do?
(wait
for the next one – take a taxi)
5. I
made reservations at a hotel and paid in advance, but a friend invited me to
stay at his place. What can I do?
(try to get a refund – refuse your friend’s invitation)
- And the winner is…
Mr. García, Mr. Chan, Mr. Martin
and Mr. Weber are from different parts of the world: Australia, Canada, Austria
and France. They were all awarded a prize. One of them received a bronze
statuette for best musical, another a blue ribbon for best dessert, another a
certificate for outstanding recycling program and the last one a gold medal for
a national swimming competition.
Read the hints and then find out
where each of them is from and what awards they received.
1. Neither Chan nor Weber
received an award made of metal.
2. Either the Australian or the
Canadian is an athlete.
3. Neither García nor Chan is
from a country whose initial letter is A.
4. Either the Canadian or the
French is a chef.
5. Both García and Weber are
from European countries.
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