(Notonly)(hespoke)morecorrectly,(but)he(spoke)moreclearly. A: Notonly B: hespoke C: but D: spoke

Notonly______ill-mannered,butalso______thelaziestandthemostirresponsiblepersonyoucouldneverhopetomeet. A: ishe;heis B: heis;heis C: heis;ishe D: ishe;ishe

____thestudents____theteacherisinterestedinprotectingtheenvironment. A: Both,and B: Either,nor C: Notonly,butalso

Smiling_____helpsusmakefriends_____makesusfeelgood. A: neither;nor B: notonly;butalso C: not;but D: notso;as

______, mother had to stay at home and looked after him. A: Tom being ill B: He was ill C: Being ill D: To be ill

Yesterday morning, Mary heard that John _____ for a week. A: was ill B: has been ill C: had been ill D: would be ill

; we had to put the meeting off A: Because the manager was ill B: The manager being ill C: The manager was ill D: Being ill

_____NewYork_______Londonaretwoofthelargestcitiesintheworld. A: Either;or B: Both;and C: Neither;nor D: Notonly;butalso

Wecan______see______touchair. A: either…or B: both…and C: neither…nor D: notonly…butalso

Mary is ill today. If she _____ , she ____ absent from school. A: were not ill; wouldn' t be B: had been ill; wouldn't have been C: had been ill; should have been D: hadn't been ill; could be