ICSE GRAMMAR PRACTICE

ICSE Grammar Practice — Set 1

Neither the teacher nor the students ___ aware of the change in the examination schedule. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

The principal said to the students, “You must maintain silence in the corridor.” (Change into indirect speech.)

The mechanic repaired my car yesterday. (Change into the passive voice.)

Ramesh is intelligent. Suresh is intelligent. (Join the sentences using ‘both…and’.)

He is too weak to lift the box. (Rewrite using ‘so…that’ without changing the meaning.)

You will miss the train if you do not hurry. (Rewrite using ‘unless’.)

The word “reluctant” means: (a) unwilling (b) careless (c) cheerful (d) confident. (Choose the correct option.)

Each of the players ___ given a certificate after the match. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

“Where did you keep my notebook?” the boy asked his sister. (Change into indirect speech.)

People speak English in many countries. (Change into the passive voice.)

He was tired. He continued working. (Join the sentences using ‘although’.)

As soon as the bell rang, the students left the classroom. (Rewrite using ‘no sooner…than’.)

If you work hard, you will succeed. (Rewrite using ‘unless’, where possible, without changing the meaning.)

Choose the word nearest in meaning to “ancient”: (a) modern (b) old (c) recent (d) fresh. (Choose the correct option.)

The captain, together with his players, ___ attending the meeting. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

Mother said to me, “Do not waste your time.” (Change into indirect speech.)

Someone has stolen my bicycle. (Change into the passive voice.)

He is honest. He is hardworking. (Join the sentences using ‘not only…but also’.)

He ran very fast. He could not catch the bus. (Join the sentences using ‘although’ or ‘though’.)

Had he followed my advice, he would not have failed. (Rewrite beginning with ‘If’.)

Choose the word opposite in meaning to “generous”: (a) kind (b) liberal (c) selfish (d) helpful. (Choose the correct option.)

Neither of the two answers ___ correct. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

The teacher said, “Have you completed your homework?” (Change into indirect speech.)

The police arrested the thief last night. (Change into the passive voice.)

He missed the bus. He reached school late. (Join the sentences using ‘because’.)

He is so weak that he cannot walk. (Rewrite using ‘too…to’.)

If I had known the truth, I would have helped you. (Rewrite beginning with ‘Had’.)

Choose the correct word: The medicine had a beneficial (affect/effect) on the patient. (Choose the correct word.)

A number of students ___ absent today. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

The old man said, “Alas! I have lost everything.” (Change into indirect speech.)

They are building a new bridge across the river. (Change into the passive voice.)

He can sing. He can dance. (Join the sentences using ‘as well as’.)

He finished his work and then went home. (Rewrite using ‘after’.)

If you do not obey the rules, you will be punished. (Rewrite using ‘unless’.)

Choose the word nearest in meaning to “brief”: (a) short (b) broad (c) lengthy (d) difficult. (Choose the correct option.)

Ten kilometres ___ a long distance to walk. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

“Please lend me your pen,” Ravi said to Amit. (Change into indirect speech.)

The students have completed the project. (Change into the passive voice.)

He did not attend the meeting. He was ill. (Join the sentences using ‘as’.)

He worked hard. He did not succeed. (Rewrite using ‘in spite of’.)

If I were you, I would accept the offer. (Rewrite beginning with ‘Were’.)

Choose the correct word: The teacher asked the students to (adapt/adopt) the new method. (Choose the correct word.)

The quality of these products ___ excellent. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

Father said, “I shall return before sunset.” (Change into indirect speech.)

Someone is following us. (Change into the passive voice.)

He is poor. He is honest. (Join the sentences using ‘though’.)

He left the house before the rain started. (Rewrite using ‘after’ without changing the meaning.)

If she had taken an umbrella, she would not have got wet. (Rewrite beginning with ‘Had’.)

Choose the correct word: The old man lived a very (peaceful/pieceful) life. (Choose the correct word.)

Neither the manager nor the workers ___ willing to accept the proposal. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

Ravi is taller than Amit. (Rewrite using the positive degree without changing the meaning.)

Of the two brothers, Arun is the more intelligent. (Rewrite using the positive degree.)

Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. (Rewrite using the comparative degree.)

No other boy in the class is as hardworking as Rohan. (Rewrite using the superlative degree.)

He is intelligent. He is hardworking. (Join the sentences using ‘and’ to express addition.)

He is poor. He is honest. (Join the sentences using ‘but’ to express contrast.)

He worked hard. He passed the examination. (Join the sentences using ‘therefore’ to express reason and result.)

He was ill. He could not attend school. (Join the sentences using ‘so’ to express reason and result.)

He went to the market. He wanted to buy some books. (Join the sentences using ‘in order to’ to express purpose.)

The road was flooded. We could not reach the village. (Join the sentences using ‘because’ )

ICSE Grammar Practice — Set 2

Either the teacher or the students ___ responsible for keeping the room clean. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

The boy said, “I have finished my homework.” (Change into indirect speech.)

They will announce the results tomorrow. (Change into the passive voice.)

She sings well. She dances well. (Join the sentences using ‘not only…but also’.)

He was so tired that he could not continue the journey. (Rewrite using ‘too…to’.)

Unless you apologise, I shall not forgive you. (Rewrite using ‘if’.)

Choose the word nearest in meaning to “rapid”: (a) slow (b) quick (c) weak (d) late. (Choose the correct option.)

The news ___ true. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

The teacher said to me, “Why are you late?” (Change into indirect speech.)

Someone has broken the window. (Change into the passive voice.)

He was poor. He was happy. (Join the sentences using ‘although’.)

He had scarcely reached the station when the train arrived. (Rewrite using ‘no sooner…than’.)

If you do not study regularly, you will not improve. (Rewrite using ‘unless’.)

Choose the word opposite in meaning to “victory”: (a) success (b) defeat (c) triumph (d) achievement. (Choose the correct option.)

The furniture in this room ___ very expensive. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

The mother said to her son, “Do not go out in the rain.” (Change into indirect speech.)

The chef prepared a delicious meal. (Change into the passive voice.)

He is rich. He is generous. (Join the sentences using ‘both…and’.)

He was ill. He attended the examination. (Join the sentences using ‘in spite of’.)

If he had worked harder, he would have passed the examination. (Rewrite beginning with ‘Had’.)

Choose the correct word: The school will (accept/except) applications until Friday. (Choose the correct word.)

One of my friends ___ living in Delhi. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

“Will you help me?” she asked her brother. (Change into indirect speech.)

The workers are repairing the road. (Change into the passive voice.)

He missed the train. He arrived at the station late. (Join the sentences using ‘because’.)

He is too proud to admit his mistake. (Rewrite using ‘so…that’.)

If I had been informed earlier, I would have attended the meeting. (Rewrite beginning with ‘Had’.)

Choose the word nearest in meaning to “brave”: (a) timid (b) courageous (c) careless (d) nervous. (Choose the correct option.)

The police ___ investigating the matter. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

The old woman said, “What a beautiful garden this is!” (Change into indirect speech.)

Someone will deliver the parcel tomorrow. (Change into the passive voice.)

He is intelligent. He is hardworking. (Join the sentences using ‘as well as’.)

He completed the work. He submitted it to the teacher. (Join the sentences using ‘after’.)

Unless you obey the instructions, you cannot enter the laboratory. (Rewrite using ‘if’.)

Choose the correct word: The principal (advised/adviced) the students to work hard. (Choose the correct word.)

The scissors ___ lying on the table. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

Father said to his son, “Work hard if you want to succeed.” (Change into indirect speech.)

The students will organise the annual function. (Change into the passive voice.)

He did not come to school. He was suffering from fever. (Join the sentences using ‘because’.)

Although he is poor, he is honest. (Rewrite using ‘in spite of’.)

If you had told me the truth, I would have helped you. (Rewrite beginning with ‘Had’.)

Choose the word opposite in meaning to “expand”: (a) enlarge (b) increase (c) contract (d) extend. (Choose the correct option.)

The list of names ___ on the notice board. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

“Please do not disturb me,” the student said to his friends. (Change into indirect speech.)

The police have arrested the criminals. (Change into the passive voice.)

Of the two sisters, Meena is the more talented. (Rewrite using the positive degree without changing the meaning.)

Delhi is larger than Mumbai. (Rewrite using the positive degree.)

Very few metals are as useful as iron. (Rewrite using the superlative degree.)

Sachin is one of the best players in the team. (Rewrite using the comparative degree.)

She is beautiful. She is graceful. (Join the sentences using ‘as well as’ to express addition.)

He is rich. He is unhappy. (Join the sentences using ‘but’ to express contrast.)

He was careless. He made a serious mistake. (Join the sentences using ‘therefore’ to express reason and result.)

The weather was extremely cold. We stayed indoors. (Join the sentences using ‘so’ to express reason and result.)

She went to the library. She wanted to borrow a reference book. (Join the sentences using ‘so that’ to express purpose.)

He missed the bus. He reached the office late. (Join the sentences using ‘because'.)

He is honest. He is trustworthy. (Join the sentences using ‘not only…but also’.)

He reached the airport after the plane had taken off. (Rewrite using ‘before’.)

If she had listened to her parents, she would not have made the mistake. (Rewrite beginning with ‘Had’.)

Choose the correct word: The doctor gave me some useful (advice/advices). (Choose the correct word.)

Neither the principal nor the teachers ___ satisfied with the arrangement. (Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.)

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 1. A. USE ‘NOT ONLY……BUT ALSO’, ‘AS WELL AS’, ‘BOTH…….AND’ & BEGIN ‘NOT ONLY…………BUT ALSO’ IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES.

Questions

1. A. Use ‘not only……but also’, ‘as well as’, ‘both…….and’ & begin ‘not only…………but also’ in the following sentences.

1. She is a poet. She is a novelist.
Ans. She is not only a poet but also a novelist.
She is a poet as well as a novelist.
She is both a poet and a novelist.
Not only is she a poet, but she is also a novelist.

2. He has a degree in engineering. He has a degree in economics.
Ans. He has a degree not only in engineering but also in economics.
He has a degree in engineering as well as economics.
He has a degree in both engineering and economics.
Not only does he have a degree in engineering, but he also has a degree in economics.

3. The company produces software. The company produces hardware.
Ans. The company produces not only software but also hardware.
The company produces software as well as hardware.
The company produces both software and hardware.
Not only does the company produce software, but it also produces hardware.

4. She is a scientist. She is an artist.
Ans. She is not only a scientist but also an artist.
She is a scientist as well as an artist.
She is both a scientist and an artist.
Not only is she a scientist, but she is also an artist.

5. He has experience in marketing. He has experience in finance.
Ans. He has experience not only in marketing but also in finance.
He has experience in marketing as well as in finance.
He has experience both in marketing and in finance.
Not only does he have experience in marketing, but he also has experience in finance.

6. The university offers degrees in law. The university offers degrees in medicine.
Ans. The university offers degrees not only in law but also in medicine.
The university offers degrees in law as well as in medicine.
The university offers degrees in both law and in medicine.
Not only does the university offer degrees in law, but it also offers degrees in medicine.

7. She is a coach. She is a mentor.
Ans. She is not only a coach but also a mentor.
She is a coach as well as a mentor.
She is both a coach and a mentor.
Not only is she a coach, but she is also a mentor.

8. The hotel serves breakfast. The hotel serves lunch.
Ans. The hotel serves not only breakfast but also lunch.
The hotel serves breakfast as well as lunch.
The hotel serves both breakfast and lunch.
Not only does the hotel serve breakfast, but it also serves lunch.

9. He is a musician. He is a producer.
Ans. He is not only a musician but also a producer.
He is a musician as well as a producer.
He is both a musician and a producer.
Not only is he a musician, but he is also a producer.

10. The library has books. The library has journals.
Ans. The library has not only books but also journals.
The library has books as well as journals.
The library has both books and journals.
Not only does the library have books, but it also has journals.

1. B. Use ‘not only……but also’, ‘as well as’, ‘both…….and’ & begin ‘not only…………but also’ in the following sentences.

1. Ramesh is attending the meeting. Suresh is attending the meeting.
Ans. Not only Ramesh but also Suresh is attending the meeting.
Ramesh as well as Suresh is attending the meeting.
Both Ramesh and Suresh are attending the meeting.
Not only is Ramesh attending the meeting, but Suresh is also attending the meeting.

2. The manager is responsible for sales. The director is responsible for sales.
Ans. Not only the manager but also the director is responsible for sales.
The manager as well as the director is responsible for sales.
Both the manager and the director are responsible for sales.
Not only is the manager responsible for sales, but the director is also responsible for sales.

3. My brother is going to college. My sister is going to college.
Ans. Not only my brother but also my sister is going to college.
My brother as well as my sister is going to college.
Both my brother and my sister are going to college.
Not only is my brother going to college, but my sister is also going to college.

4. The teacher is grading papers. The principal is grading [marking] papers.
Ans. Not only the teacher but also the principal is grading papers.
The teacher as well as the principal is grading papers.
Both the teacher and the principal are grading papers.
Not only is the teacher grading papers, but the principal is also grading papers.

5. The company is launching a new product. The competitor is launching a new product.
Ans. Not only the company but also the competitor is launching a new product.
The company as well as the competitor is launching a new product.
Both the company and the competitor are launching a new product.
Not only is the company launching a new product, but the competitor is also launching a new product.

6. The students are participating in the debate. The teachers are participating in the debate.
Ans. Not only the students but also the teachers are participating in the debate.
The students as well as the teachers are participating in the debate.
Both the students and the teachers are participating in the debate.
Not only are the students participating in the debate, but the teachers are also participating in the debate.

7. The chef is preparing dinner. The sous chef is preparing dinner.
Ans. Not only the chef but also the sous chef is preparing dinner.
The chef as well as the sous chef is preparing dinner.
Both the chef and the sous chef are preparing dinner.
Not only is the chef preparing dinner, but the sous chef is also preparing dinner.

8. The artist is painting a mural. The apprentice is painting a mural.
Ans. Not only the artist but also the apprentice is painting a mural.
The artist as well as the apprentice is painting a mural.
Both the artist and the apprentice are painting a mural.
Not only is the artist painting a mural, but the apprentice is also painting a mural.

9. The team is working on the project. The consultants are working on the project.
Ans. Not only the team but also the consultants are working on the project.
The team as well as the consultants is working on the project.
Both the team and the consultants are working on the project.
Not only is the team working on the project, but the consultants are also working on the project.

10. The author is writing a novel. The co-author is writing a novel.
Ans. Not only the author but also the co-author is writing a novel.
The author as well as the co-author is writing a novel.
Both the author and the co-author are writing a novel.
Not only is the author writing a novel, but the co-author is also writing a novel.

1. C. Use ‘not only……but also’, ‘as well as’ , ‘both…….and’ & begin ‘not only…………but also’ in the following sentences.

1. She paints beautiful landscapes. She sketches portraits.
Ans. She paints not only beautiful landscapes but also sketches portraits.
She paints beautiful landscapes as well as sketches portraits.
She both paints beautiful landscapes and sketches portraits.
Not only does she paint beautiful landscapes, but she also sketches portraits.

2. He writes novels. He edits poetry.
Ans. He not only writes novels but also edits poetry.
He writes novels as well as edits poetry.
He both writes novels and edits poetry.
Not only does he write novels, but he also edits poetry.

3. The company exports electronics. The company imports textiles.
Ans. The company not only exports electronics but also imports textiles.
The company exports electronics as well as imports textiles.
The company both exports electronics and imports textiles.
Not only does the company export electronics, but it also imports textiles.

4. She teaches mathematics. She tutors science.
Ans. She not only teaches mathematics but also tutors science.
She teaches mathematics as well as tutors science.
She both teaches mathematics and tutors science.
Not only does she teach mathematics, but she also tutors science.

5. He plays the guitar. He composes music.
Ans. He not only plays the guitar but also composes music.
He plays the guitar as well as composes music.
He both plays the guitar and composes music.
Not only does he play the guitar, but he also composes music.

6. The university offers degrees in engineering. The university provides certifications in design.
Ans. The university not only offers degrees in engineering but also provides certifications in design.
The university offers degrees in engineering as well as provides certifications in design.
The university both offers degrees in engineering and provides certifications in design.
Not only does the university offer degrees in engineering, but it also provides certifications in design.

7. She reads fiction. She reviews non-fiction.
Ans. She not only reads fiction but also reviews non-fiction.
She reads fiction as well as reviews non-fiction.
She both reads fiction and reviews non-fiction.
Not only does she read fiction, but she also reviews non-fiction.

8. He travels the world. He documents his journeys.
Ans. He not only travels the world but also documents his journeys.
He travels the world as well as documents his journeys.
He both travels the world and documents his journeys.
Not only does he travel the world, but he also documents his journeys.

9. The hotel serves fine dining. The hotel offers room service.
Ans. The hotel not only serves fine dining but also offers room service.
The hotel serves fine dining as well as offers room service.
The hotel both serves fine dining and offers room service.
Not only does the hotel serve fine dining, but it also offers room service.

10. She codes applications. She develops websites.
Ans. She not only codes applications but also develops websites.
She codes applications as well as develops websites.
She both codes applications and develops websites.
Not only does she code applications, but she also develops websites.

1. D. Use ‘not only……but also’, ‘as well as’ , ‘both…….and’ & begin ‘not only…………but also’ in the following sentences.

1. The dress is beautiful. The dress is elegant.
Ans. The dress is not only beautiful but also elegant.
The dress is beautiful as well as elegant.
The dress is both beautiful and elegant.
Not only is the dress beautiful, but it is also elegant.

2. He is intelligent. He is hardworking.
Ans. He is not only intelligent but also hardworking.
He is intelligent as well as hardworking.
He is both intelligent and hardworking.
Not only is he intelligent, but he is also hardworking.

3. The city is vibrant. The city is cultural.
Ans. The city is not only vibrant but also cultural.
The city is vibrant as well as cultural.
The city is both vibrant and cultural.
Not only is the city vibrant, but it is also cultural.

4. She is kind. She is generous.
Ans. She is not only kind but also generous.
She is kind as well as generous.
She is both kind and generous.
Not only is she kind, but she is also generous.

5. The hotel is luxurious. The hotel is comfortable.
Ans. The hotel is not only luxurious but also comfortable.
The hotel is luxurious as well as comfortable.
The hotel is both luxurious and comfortable.
Not only is the hotel luxurious, but it is also comfortable.

6. The book is informative. The book is interesting.
Ans. The book is not only informative but also interesting.
The book is informative as well as interesting.
The book is both informative and interesting.
Not only is the book informative, but it is also interesting.

7. The course is challenging. The course is rewarding.
Ans. The course is not only challenging but also rewarding.
The course is challenging as well as rewarding.
The course is both challenging and rewarding.
Not only is the course challenging, but it is also rewarding.

8. The team is dynamic. The team is supportive.
Ans. The team is not only dynamic but also supportive.
The team is dynamic as well as supportive.
The team is both dynamic and supportive.
Not only is the team dynamic, but it is also supportive.

9. The food is delicious. The food is healthy.
Ans. The food is not only delicious but also healthy.
The food is delicious as well as healthy.
The food is both delicious and healthy.
Not only is the food delicious, but it is also healthy.

10. The park is peaceful. The park is scenic.
Ans. The park is not only peaceful but also scenic.
The park is peaceful as well as scenic.
The park is both peaceful and scenic.
Not only is the park peaceful, but it is also scenic.

2. A. Use ‘neither……nor’, and begin with ‘neither……nor’ in the following sentences.

1. She is not a poet. She is not a novelist.
Ans. She is neither a poet nor a novelist.
Neither is she a poet nor is she a novelist.

2. He does not have a degree in engineering. He does not have a degree in economics.
Ans. He has a degree neither in engineering nor in economics.
Neither does he have a degree in engineering nor does he have a degree in economics.

3. The company does not produce software. The company does not produce hardware.
Ans. The company produces neither software nor hardware.
Neither does the company produce software nor does it produce hardware.

4. She is not a scientist. She is not an artist.
Ans. She is neither a scientist nor an artist.
Neither is she a scientist nor is she an artist.

5. He does not have experience in marketing. He does not have experience in finance.
Ans. He has experience neither in marketing nor in finance.
Neither does he have experience in marketing nor does he have experience in finance.

6. The university does not offer degrees in law. The university does not offer degrees in medicine.
Ans. The university offers degrees neither in law nor in medicine.
Neither does the university offer degrees in law nor does it offer degrees in medicine.

7. She is not a coach. She is not a mentor.
Ans. She is neither a coach nor a mentor.
Neither is she a coach nor is she a mentor.

8. The hotel does not serve breakfast. The hotel does not serve lunch.
Ans. The hotel serves neither breakfast nor lunch.
Neither does the hotel serve breakfast nor does it serve lunch.

9. He is not a musician. He is not a producer.
Ans. He is neither a musician nor a producer.
Neither is he a musician nor is he a producer.

10. The library does not have books. The library does not have journals.
Ans. The library has neither books nor journals.
Neither does the library have books nor does it have journals.

2. B. Use ‘neither……nor’, and begin with ‘neither……nor’ in the following sentences.

1. Ramesh is not attending the meeting. Suresh is not attending the meeting.
Ans. Neither Ramesh nor Suresh is attending the meeting.
Neither is Ramesh attending the meeting nor is Suresh attending the meeting.

2. The manager is not responsible for sales. The director is not responsible for sales.
Ans. Neither the manager nor the director is responsible for sales.
Neither is the manager responsible for sales nor is the director responsible for sales.

3. My brother is not going to college. My sister is not going to college.
Ans. Neither my brother nor my sister is going to college.
Neither is my brother going to college nor is my sister going to college.

4. The teacher is not grading papers. The principal is not grading papers.
Ans. Neither the teacher nor the principal is grading papers.
Neither is the teacher grading papers nor is the principal grading papers.

5. The company is not launching a new product. The competitor is not launching a new product.
Ans. Neither the company nor the competitor is launching a new product.
Neither is the company launching a new product nor is the competitor launching a new product.

6. The students are not participating in the debate. The teachers are not participating in the debate.
Ans. Neither the students nor the teachers are participating in the debate.
Neither are the students participating in the debate nor are the teachers participating in the debate.

7. The chef is not preparing dinner. The sous chef is not preparing dinner.
Ans. Neither the chef nor the sous chef is preparing dinner.
Neither is the chef preparing dinner nor is the sous chef preparing dinner.

8. The artist is not painting a mural. The apprentice is not painting a mural.
Ans. Neither the artist nor the apprentice is painting a mural.
Neither is the artist painting a mural nor is the apprentice painting a mural.

9. The team is not working on the project. The consultants are not working on the project.
Ans. Neither the team nor the consultants are working on the project.
Neither is the team working on the project nor are the consultants working on the project.

10. The author is not writing a novel. The co-author is not writing a novel.
Ans. Neither the author nor the co-author is writing a novel.
Neither is the author writing a novel nor is the co-author writing a novel.

2. C. Use ‘neither……nor’, and begin with ‘neither……nor’ in the following sentences.

1. She does not paint beautiful landscapes. She does not sketch portraits.
Ans. She neither paints beautiful landscapes nor sketches portraits.
Neither does she paint beautiful landscapes nor does she sketch portraits.

2. He does not write novels. He does not edit poetry.
Ans. He neither writes novels nor edits poetry.
Neither does he write novels nor does he edit poetry.

3. The company does not export electronics. The company does not import textiles.
Ans. The company neither exports electronics nor imports textiles.
Neither does the company export electronics nor does it import textiles.

4. She does not teach mathematics. She does not tutor science.
Ans. She neither teaches mathematics nor tutors science.
Neither does she teach mathematics nor does she tutor science.

5. He does not play the guitar. He does not compose music.
Ans. He neither plays the guitar nor composes music.
Neither does he play the guitar nor does he compose music.

6. The university does not offer degrees in engineering. The university does not provide certifications in design.
Ans. The university neither offers degrees in engineering nor provides certifications in design.
Neither does the university offer degrees in engineering nor does it provide certifications in design.

7. She does not read fiction. She does not review non-fiction.
Ans. She neither reads fiction nor reviews non-fiction.
Neither does she read fiction nor does she review non-fiction.

8. He does not travel the world. He does not document his journeys.
Ans. He neither travels the world nor documents his journeys.
Neither does he travel the world nor does he document his journeys.

9. The hotel does not serve fine dining. The hotel does not offer room service.
Ans. The hotel neither serves fine dining nor offers room service.
Neither does the hotel serve fine dining nor does it offer room service.

10. She does not code applications. She does not develop websites.
Ans. She neither codes applications nor develops websites.
Neither does she code applications nor does she develop websites.

2. D. Use ‘neither……nor’, and begin with ‘neither……nor’ in the following sentences.

1. The dress is not beautiful. The dress is not elegant.
Ans. The dress is neither beautiful nor elegant.
Neither is the dress beautiful nor is it elegant.

2. He is not intelligent. He is not hardworking.
Ans. He is neither intelligent nor hardworking.
Neither is he intelligent nor is he hardworking.

3. The city is not vibrant. The city is not cultural.
Ans. The city is neither vibrant nor cultural.
Neither is the city vibrant nor is it cultural.

4. She is not kind. She is not generous.
Ans. She is neither kind nor generous.
Neither is she kind nor is she generous.

5. The hotel is not luxurious. The hotel is not comfortable.
Ans. The hotel is neither luxurious nor comfortable.
Neither is the hotel luxurious nor is it comfortable.

6. The book is not informative. The book is not interesting.
Ans. The book is neither informative nor interesting.
Neither is the book informative nor is it interesting.

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