Hey!
I know this topic from unit 7 can be quite
confusing, so I hope the explanation below helps:
- Both is used in affirmative sentences when we refer to two things/people.
- Neither is used in negative sentences when we are negating two subjects.
- All is used in affirmative sentences when we refer to more than two things/people.
- None is used in negative sentences when we are negating more than two subjects.
Here are some examples too:
- Tom is English. Susan is English, too.
- Both of them are English.
- I can’t speak Japanese. My brother can’t speak Japanese, either.
- Neither of us can speak Japanese.
- Tom, Susan and Harry go out together.
- All of them go out together.
- My family members don't like playing golf.
- None of them like playing golf.
Now, try to rewrite the sentences below:
1. Cats, dogs, birds and other animals are pets.
2. My sister and I like music.
3. I like apples and pears.
4. I know Peter, Sally and Thomas.
5. My glass is empty. Your glass is empty, too.
6. Britain, France and Germany are countries.
7. London and Liverpool aren’t in Scotland.
8. I don’t like classical music. My friends don’t
like classical music, either.
9. I saw Peter and I saw John, too.
10. I bought the bread and I bought the milk.
Hi Leah I´m Alberto of 6ºA.
ResponderEliminar1. Cats, dogs, birds and other animals are pets. = All of them are pets.
2. My sister and I like music. = Both of us like music
3. I like apples and pears. = I like both of them.
4. I know Peter, Sally and Thomas. I know all of them.
5. My glass is empty. Your glass is empty, too. = Both of us have empty the glass.
6. Britain, France and Germany are countries. = All of them are countries.
7. London and Liverpool aren’t in Scotland. = Neither of them aren´t in scotland.
8. I don’t like classical music. My friends don’t like classical music, either. = None of us like classical music.
9. I saw Peter and I saw John, too. = I saw both of them.
10. I bought the bread and I bought the milk. = I bought both of them.
Kisses.
Great work Alberto! 8/10 😊
Eliminar5 = Both of OUR glasses are empty / Both of us have empty glasses.
7 = Neither of them ARE in Scotland.
Hi leah.
ResponderEliminar1-All of them are pets.
2-Both of us like the music.
3-I like both of them.
4-I know all of them.
5-Both of us have empty the glass.
6-All of them are countries.
7-Neither of them aren´t in scotland.
8-None of us like classical music.
9-I saw both of them.
10-I bought both of them.
One kiss, Elisa of 6ºA
Great work Elisa! 8/10 😊
Eliminar5 = Both of OUR glasses are empty / Both of us have empty glasses.
7 = Neither of them ARE in Scotland.
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