Correlative Conjunctions | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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... Norway ... Switzerland is in European Union.

Not only Norway but also Switzerland is in European Union.

... the book ... the magazine was interesting. I don't like both of them.

Neither the book nor the magazine was interesting. I don't like both of them.

He's half American and half French, so he can speak ... English ... French.

He's half American and half French, so he can speak not only English but also French.

The car is ... economical ... good to drive, so my mom decides to buy it.

The car is not only economical but also good to drive, so my mom decides to buy it.

She is ... strict ... polite. (neither ... nor ...)

She is neither strict nor polite.

I'll have salad, or I'll have the soup for lunch.

I'll have either salad or the soup for lunch.

I can find ... my cellphone ... my keys, I think I lost them.

I can find neither my cellphone nor my keys, I think I lost them.

It's my final offer, you can .... take it ... leave it.

It's my final offer, you can either take it or leave it.

... the cats ... the dogs are allowed on the furniture. It can't be touched.

Neither the cats nor the dogs are allowed on the furniture. It can't be touched.

I don't want to go to Egypt, and I don't want to go the Gorgia.

I want to go to neither Egypt nor Gorgia.

... the teacher ... the students are happy with the schedule. They are very pleased.

Not only the teacher but also the students are happy with the schedule. They are very pleased.

She wants to be ... a doctor ... an engineer. She is not so sure.

She wants to be either a doctor or an engineer. She is not so sure.

... I find the right bus to go home ... we catch a taxi.

Either I find the right bus to go home or we catch a taxi.

You can go to the gym or you can go to the park to exercise. (either ... or ...)

You can go either to the gym or to the park to exercise.

I haven't decided yet but I'm saving money to travel to ... Paris ... London.

I haven't decided yet but I'm saving money to travel to either Paris or London.

He has ... time ... money to go on vacation, so he decided to stay at home.

He has neither time nor money to go on vacation, so he decided to stay at home.