Mom called while you were outside.
Mr. Smith raised his hand, but no one called on him.
Although they won the lottery, they still manage not to pay their bills.
We need both ice cream and cake for the birthday party.
Mark is a better skater than I am.
Neither Amy nor Jane wrote the paper for class today.
- neither . . . nor
- for
- today
- the
Dan gets to school an hour early so that he can study his vocabulary words.
- so that
- gets
- can
- to
If it snows too much, school will be released early.
John didn't do his homework, so he has to stay after school.
Jen failed her English class because she never did any of the work.
Would you rather go to Disney World or Disney Land?
Mrs. Jones said she had no interest in becoming mayor, yet she is still raising money.
After Suzy failed her Spanish test, her grade dropped from an A to a B.
Ray Bradbury wrote novels and short stories.
We find it not only bad to the taste but also very expensive.
- not only . . . but also
- it
- find
- to
- but