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1. 1.

   Join the sentences by 'either...or':

   1. He is responsible for it. His brother is responsible for it.
   2. You can do the work today. You can do the work tomorrow.
   3. Give me a pen. Give me a pencil.
   4. Renu is coming today. Her sisters are coming today.
   5. You can take tea. You can take coffee.
   6. You must come. Your brother must come.
   7. They will play football. They will play cricket.
   8. It must be done by Nisha. It must be done by her sister.
2. 2.

   Combine the following pairs of sentence by using 'neither...nor':

   1. He does not read. He does not play.
   2. Shyamu is not a liar. His brother is not a liar.
   3. I shall not praise him. I shall not blame him.
   4. He cannot play football. He cannot play cricket.
   5. Rekha was not present. Her sisters were not present.
   6. He will not help me. He will not help you.
   7. I have not seen him. I have not heard him.
   8. He did not give me the book. He did not pay its price.
3. 3.

   Combine the following pairs of sentences by using 'both...and':

   1. I like tea. I like coffee.
   2. He is lazy. His brother is lazy.
   3. We need Vitamin A. We need Vitamin D.
   4. He has sold his house. He has sold his shop.
   5. You like coffee. I like coffee.
   6. Rajeev attended my birthday party. Rakesh attended my birthday party.
   7. Her father went to Kanpur. Her uncle went to Kanpur.
   8. Pinky is there. Poonam is there.
   9. Shekhar is careless. He is lazy too.
   10. I saw the secretary. I saw the president.
   11. These mangoes are cheap. They are sweet too.
4. 4.

   Combine the following pairs of sentences by using too + Adjective + to:

   Example:
   He is very old. He cannot do any work.
   He is too old to do any work.

   1. He is very poor. He cannot buy a new suit.
   2. She was very busy. She couldn't heed his words.
   3. Those oranges are very cheap. They cannot be good.
   4. He is very weak. He cannot work.
   5. The child is very small. It cannot climb the tree.
   6. The river is very wide. It is impossible to swim across it.
   7. The sun is very hot. We cannot go out.
   8. The problem was very difficult. It could not be solved.
   9. The tree is very high. I cannot climb it.
   10. The load was very heavy. The old man could not carry it.