Question

Спасайте))) нужно вставить :A either ...or В neither... nor 1. — Did anybody come to see you last week? - Nobody did.... Julia... John was there. 2. — Have they arrived yet? - No, they haven’t. But I expect them… today… tomorrow. 3. Borrow some money from your friends.... Ann... Mary will help you. 4. ... my words... Dad’s arguments had any effect on him. 5. It’s getting dark. You must... go at once ... wait till tomor­row. 6. What’s happened to Jim? He has... written... phoned. 7. Inside the examination room we could ... smoke ... talk. 8. Charles lives ... in Camberley ... in Guildford, doesn’t he? 9. The room was ... comfortable ... clean, was it? 10. If you do any more housework tonight, we’ll be able ... to attend the concert... to go to the cinema. 11. Haven’t you heard that Sally lives not far from us? She has ... bought a new flat... rented it. 12. I’d like to help you a little. I can... walk the dog... go shop­ping. 13. Some verbs can be followed by ... an ing-form ... an infini­tive, usually with a different meaning.

Answer 1

A - either ...or          В - neither... nor 
1. — Did anybody come to see you last week? В  Nobody did.... Julia... John was there.
2.  Have they arrived yet?  - No, they haven’t. A But I expect them… today… tomorrow.
3.      Borrow some money from your friends.  A... Ann... Mary will help you.
4.  B    ... my words... Dad’s arguments had any effect on him.
5.      It’s getting dark. A You must... go at once ... wait till tomor­row.
6.      What’s happened to Jim? B He has... written... phoned.
7.    B  Inside the examination room we could ... smoke ... talk.
8.   A   Charles lives ... in Camberley ... in Guildford, doesn’t he?
9.      B The room was ... comfortable ... clean, was it?
10. B If you do any more housework tonight, we’ll be able ... to attend the concert... to go to the cinema.
11.  Haven’t you heard that Sally lives not far from us? A She has ... bought a new flat... rented it.
12.  I’d like to help you a little. A I can... walk the dog... go shop­ping.
13.  A Some verbs can be followed by ... an ing-form ... an infini­tive, usually with a different meaning.

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the missing words for each sentence:

1. — Did anybody come to see you last week? - Nobody did.... Julia... John was there. Answer: A either Julia or B neither John nor

2. — Have they arrived yet? - No, they haven’t. But I expect them... today... tomorrow. Answer: A either today or B tomorrow

3. Borrow some money from your friends... Ann... Mary will help you. Answer: A either Ann or B neither Mary nor

4. ... my words... Dad’s arguments had any effect on him. Answer: A neither my nor B nor Dad's

5. It’s getting dark. You must... go at once... wait till tomorrow. Answer: A either go or B not wait

6. What’s happened to Jim? He has... written... phoned. Answer: A neither written nor B nor phoned

7. Inside the examination room we could... smoke... talk. Answer: A neither smoke nor B nor talk

8. Charles lives... in Camberley... in Guildford, doesn’t he? Answer: A either in Camberley or B in Guildford

9. The room was... comfortable... clean, was it? Answer: A either comfortable or B clean

10. If you do any more housework tonight, we’ll be able... to attend the concert... to go to the cinema. Answer: A either to attend the concert or B to go to the cinema

11. Haven’t you heard that Sally lives not far from us? She has... bought a new flat... rented it. Answer: A either bought a new flat or B rented it

12. I’d like to help you a little. I can... walk the dog... go shopping. Answer: A either walk the dog or B go shopping

13. Some verbs can be followed by... an -ing form... an infinitive, usually with a different meaning. Answer: A either an -ing form or B an infinitive