76. If I read a book, it must be interesting. If I read a book, it must be short. (either ...or) ........................................................................................................................................................... 77. Jack isn’t kind. Jack isn’t patient. (neither ...nor) ........................................................................................................................................................... 78. I would like to eat Pizza for lunch. I would like to eat salad for lunch. (either ...or) ........................................................................................................................................................... 79. Barbara doesn’t cook. Barbara doesn’t sew. (neither ...nor) ........................................................................................................................................................... 80. We may go to the movies this evening. We may go to the store this evening. (either ...or)

76. If I read a book, it must be interesting. If I read a book, it must be short. (either ...or) 

-> If I read a book, it must be either interesting or short.

77. Jack isn’t kind. Jack isn’t patient. (neither ...nor) 

-> Jack is neither kind nor patient.

78. I would like to eat Pizza for lunch. I would like to eat salad for lunch. (either ...or) 

-> I would like to eat either pizza or salad for lunch.

79. Barbara doesn’t cook. Barbara doesn’t sew. (neither ...nor) 

-> Barbara neither cooks nor sews.

80. We may go to the movies this evening. We may go to the store this evening. (either ...or)

-> We may go to either the movies or the store this evening.

$_Study well_$

  I read a book, it must be interesting. If I read a book, it must be short. (either ...or) 

⇒ If I read a book, it must be either interesting or short.

 Jack isn’t kind. Jack isn’t patient. (neither ...nor) 

⇒Jack is neither kind nor patient.

 I would like to eat Pizza for lunch. I would like to eat salad for lunch. (either ...or) 

⇒ I would like to eat either pizza or salad for lunch.

. Barbara doesn’t cook. Barbara doesn’t sew. (neither ...nor) 

⇒ Barbara neither cooks nor sews.

 We may go to the movies this evening. We may go to the store this evening. (either ...or)

⇒ We may go to either the movies or the store this evening

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