II. Join these simple sentences to make compound sentences. Use the words in brackets. Example: The taxi stopped at the station. Two men got out of it. (and) The taxi stopped at the station and two men got out of it. 1. I took the shoes back to the shop. I complained about them. (and) 2. Your mother phoned this morning. She didn’t leave a message. (but) 3. I can leave now. I can stay for another hour. (I can either … or) 4. Jim built his own house. He designed it himself. (Jim not only … but … as well) 5. No one was in when we called. We left a message. (so) 6. The old lady was nervous. She wasn’t used to strangers calling late at night. (for)

1. I took the shoes back to the shop and I complained about them. 
2. Your mother phoned this morning but she didn’t leave a message. 
3. I can either leave now or stay for another hour. 
4. Jim not only built his own house but he also designed it himself. 
5. No one was in when we called, so we left a message. 
6. The old lady was nervous for she wasn’t used to strangers calling late at night. 

1. I took the shoes back to the shop and I complained about them. 
2. Your mother phoned this morning but she didn’t leave a message. 
3. I can either leave now or stay for another hour. 
4. Jim not only built his own house but he also designed it himself.

5. I neither know what happened nor care to him.

6. Either you can give me some advice or your colleague. 
7. No one was in when we called, so we left a message. 
8. The old lady was nervous for she wasn’t used to strangers calling late at night.