Use I like.. I like.. too (chocolate ice cream/ vanilla ice cream)
I like chocolate ice cream. I like vanilla ice cream too.
I don't like... I don't like... either (rainy days/ cloudy weather)
I don't like rainy days. I don't like cloudy weather either.
use "both... and..." (She/ like/ coffee / tea)
She likes both coffee and tea.
use "I don't want to... or..." (eat pizza /have burgers /dinner)
I don't want to eat pizza or have burgers for dinner.
use "I like... I like... too" (hike in the mountains/walk on the beach)
I like hiking in the mountains. I like walking on the beach too.
using "both... and..." (She/ enjoy / read/ write)
She enjoys both reading and writing.
using "I don't want to... or...": (watch a movie / read a book)
I don't want to watch a movie or read a book.
Use 'both...and ..." (visited the museum/ the art gallery)
We visited both the museum and the art gallery.
Use 'I don't want to.. or..' (stay home/ go to the party)
I don't want to go to the party or stay home alone.
