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Fernando Aguilar

The document discusses different conjunctions used to connect words, phrases, and clauses, including both, either, and neither/nor. It provides examples of using both to connect two items that can both be true, either to give a choice between two options, and neither/nor to connect two negative options. Some of the examples given are liking both basketball and music, having the choice to go to a party or stay home, and neither a person nor their spouse mentioning buying a car.

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Homework Both I like both Chivas and Old parr My house is both bigand beautiful I like both playingbasketball and listeningto music I enjoyboth watchinga movie and playingvideo games Either Actions Either keep calm or cry Clauses Either I go to the partyor I stay at my house Nouns I've saved some money to buyeither a new watch or a new cellphone Phrases You can drink beer either with me or with Ariel Neither/nor Nouns Neither Carlos norhis wife mentioned anythingaboutbuyinga car Actions Mario said he would contact me, but he neither called norlooked for. Neither Carlos norMario traveled to Paris

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  • 1. Homework Both I like both Chivas and Old parr My house is both bigand beautiful I like both playingbasketball and listeningto music I enjoyboth watchinga movie and playingvideo games Either Actions Either keep calm or cry Clauses Either I go to the partyor I stay at my house Nouns I've saved some money to buyeither a new watch or a new cellphone Phrases You can drink beer either with me or with Ariel Neither/nor Nouns Neither Carlos norhis wife mentioned anythingaboutbuyinga car Actions Mario said he would contact me, but he neither called norlooked for. Neither Carlos norMario traveled to Paris