Question

HEEEELLLLPPPPPP Rewrite the exercise using neither... nor, either ... or, both ... and, not only ... but when it is possible. Jack and Betty are going through some difficult times. They were laid off from their jobs. They are very much worried about their future since Jack and Betty haven't been able to find another job yet. Jack couldn't expect that they would be laid-off, and neither could Betty. They are trying to find a new job. Unfortunately she hasn't been very successful and he hasn't been either. There aren't many jobs in the want advertisements and he hasn't heard about job openings. Betty hasn't heard either. Another reason why they can't find work is that they don't have good training. Besides there are certain jobs he doesn't want to take. He doesn't want to work at night. Betty agrees with him that night work is overtiring. She doesn't want to work at weekends. He is of the same opinion. Working at weekends doesn't leave you any chance to relax.

Answer 1

Jack and Betty are going through some difficult times. Both of them were laid off from their jobs, and they are very much worried about their future since neither Jack nor Betty have been able to find another job yet. Neither of them could expect that they would be laid off. Now, they are trying to find a new job, but unfortunately, both Betty and Jack haven't been very successful. There aren't many jobs in the want advertisements, and neither of them has heard about job openings. Not only do they lack good training, but there are also certain jobs that neither of them wants to take. For instance, Jack doesn't want to work at night, and Betty agrees with him because night work is overtiring. Similarly, she doesn't want to work at weekends, and he shares the same opinion because working at weekends doesn't leave you any chance to relax.