Question

Употребить в следующих предложениях по смыслу союзы neither . . . nor , either . . . or , both . . . and. 1. My sister and I were upset when we heard the news. 2. You can change trains at this station or the next one. 3. My friend and his wife were surprised when they saw me at such a late hour. 4. My son and I like boating very much. 5. My friend and I have been to the exhibition. 6. The children and the parents enjoyed the performance. 7 Are books and magazines sold at this shop? 8. A sailing boat and a ship were seen in the distance. 9. I was surprised to hear her say that she couldn't read or write.

Answer 1

Объяснение:

Ну вот я и не только о тебе лет пон а в своем письме не знаю как это сделать.

Answer 2

1. Neither my sister nor I were upset when we heard the news.
Explanation: "Neither . . . nor" is used to indicate that both alternatives are not true or do not happen. In this sentence, it means that both my sister and I were not upset when we heard the news.

2. You can either change trains at this station or the next one.
Explanation: "Either . . . or" is used to indicate a choice between two alternatives. In this sentence, it means that you can choose to change trains at either this station or the next one.

3. My friend and his wife were both surprised when they saw me at such a late hour.
Explanation: "Both . . . and" is used to connect two similar ideas or characteristics. In this sentence, it means that both my friend and his wife were surprised when they saw me at such a late hour.

4. Both my son and I like boating very much.
Explanation: "Both . . . and" is used to connect two similar ideas or characteristics. In this sentence, it means that both my son and I like boating very much.

5. My friend and I have both been to the exhibition.
Explanation: "Both . . . and" is used to connect two similar ideas or characteristics. In this sentence, it means that both my friend and I have been to the exhibition.

6. Both the children and the parents enjoyed the performance.
Explanation: "Both . . . and" is used to connect two similar ideas or characteristics. In this sentence, it means that both the children and the parents enjoyed the performance.

7. Are books and magazines sold at this shop?
Explanation: No corresponding conjunction is needed in this sentence.

8. A sailing boat and a ship were seen in the distance.
Explanation: No corresponding conjunction is needed in this sentence.

9. I was surprised to hear her say that she couldn't read or write.
Explanation: "Neither . . . nor" is used to indicate that both alternatives are not true or do not happen. In this sentence, it means that she couldn't read nor write.