Railway engineering belongs to civil engineering./ Road engineering belongs to civil engineering. (both... and...)
Railway engineering belongs to civil engineering./ Road engineering belongs to civil engineering. (both... and...)
______ Tuesday ______ Wednesday is OK. I will be free in these days. A: Neither... nor B: Either... or C: Both... and
______ Tuesday ______ Wednesday is OK. I will be free in these days. A: Neither... nor B: Either... or C: Both... and
________ you _________ she can borrow the book because there is only one left. A: Both... and B: Either... or C: Neither... nor
________ you _________ she can borrow the book because there is only one left. A: Both... and B: Either... or C: Neither... nor
A. grabbed both/ B. grab both A: grabbed both B: grab both
A. grabbed both/ B. grab both A: grabbed both B: grab both
They () going to see my mother this Sunday. A: both B: both are C: are both of D: are both
They () going to see my mother this Sunday. A: both B: both are C: are both of D: are both
Mr. Smith has two daughters, ______ are famous singers. A: both they B: both of them C: they both D: both of whom
Mr. Smith has two daughters, ______ are famous singers. A: both they B: both of them C: they both D: both of whom
The old man has two sons, _____ are lawyers. (2010) A: both of them B: both of who C: both of whom D: both of they
The old man has two sons, _____ are lawyers. (2010) A: both of them B: both of who C: both of whom D: both of they
“on both counts” means "in both ways".
“on both counts” means "in both ways".
The university has two branch colleges, ______ are in coasted cities. A: both of them B: B. both of which C: both two D: they both
The university has two branch colleges, ______ are in coasted cities. A: both of them B: B. both of which C: both two D: they both
________teacher has gone to America. ________of them are still in Shanghai. A: Both; Both B: Both; Neither C: Neither; Both D: Neither; neither
________teacher has gone to America. ________of them are still in Shanghai. A: Both; Both B: Both; Neither C: Neither; Both D: Neither; neither