5 * Read the examples, then rewrite the sentences using both... and, neither... nor or either... or. 1 Helen isn't afraid of enclosed spaces. David isn't afraid of enclosed spaces. 2 Lucy wants to be a pilot or she wants to be a flight attendant. 3 My mum hates hospitals. My granddad hates hospitals.

1. Neither Helen nor David is afraid of enclosed spaces. 2. Lucy wants to be either a pilot or a flight attendant. 3. Both my mum and my granddad hate hospitals. **Explanation:** This exercise involves rewriting sentences using specific correlative conjunctions (both... and, neither... nor, either... or). Here's an explanation of each sentence: 1. Helen isn't afraid of enclosed spaces. David isn't afraid of enclosed spaces. - Using *neither... nor*, the rewritten sentence is: **Neither Helen nor David is afraid of enclosed spaces.** This expresses that both Helen and David do not have a fear of enclosed spaces. 2. Lucy wants to be a pilot or she wants to be a flight attendant. - Using *either... or*, the rewritten sentence is: **Lucy wants to be either a pilot or a flight attendant.** This shows a choice between two options for Lucy's career. 3. My mum hates hospitals. My granddad hates hospitals. - Using *both... and*, the rewritten sentence is: **Both my mum and my granddad hate hospitals.** This indicates that both the mother and the grandfather share the same feeling of dislike towards hospitals.