Question

Combine the following sentences using 'neither....... Bor'.
Ex:-Ravi can't play. He can't run.
Ans:Ravi can neither play nor run

1. Hari can't climb that tree. Rani can't climb that tree
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2. I can't hear you. I can't see you.
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3.
He didn't accept it. He didn't reject it.
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4. She can't walk. She can't jump.
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5. Our school Kabaddi team could not win the match. Our school Cricket team could not win
the match.
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Answer 1

Q.) Combine the following sentences using 'neither, Nor'.

Example : Ravi can't play. He can't run.

~ Ravi can neither play nor run.

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1) Hari can't climb that tree. Rani can't climb that tree

~ Neither Hari not Rani can climb that tree.

2) I can't hear you. I can't see you.

~ I can't neither hear you nor see you.

3) He didn't accept it. He didn't reject it.

~ He neither accepted it nor rejected it.

4) She can't walk. She can't jump.

~ She can neither walk nor jump.

5) Our school Kabaddi team could not win the match. Our school Cricket team could not win the match.

~ Neither Kabaddi team nor Cricket team of our school could won the match.

Answer 2

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Combine the sentences using 'neither... nor' :

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1. Hari can't climb the tree. Rani can't climb the tree.

Ans:- Neither Hari nor Rani can climb the tree.

2. I can't hear you. I can't see you.

Ans:- I can neither hear you nor see you.

3. He didn't accept it. He didn't reject it.

Ans:- He neither accept it nor reject it.

4. She can't walk. She can't jump.

Ans:- She can neither walk nor jump.

5. Our school Kabaddi team could not win the match. Our school Cricket team could not win the match.

Ans:- Neither Kabaddi team nor Cricket team of our school could win the match.

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• The connecting pair "neither...nor" in the above answeres is a Correlative conjunction.
• Correlative conjunctions are pairs of conjunctions that can work only as a pair that are used to connect two balanced phrases or clauses. Either...or, Neither...nor, not only...but also correlative conjunctions.

Examples:-

(a) You can choose either red or blue.

(b) Jessica can neither see nor speak.

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