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МатематикаВопрос:
2. Выберите правильный вариант: Both/Neither Mozart and Beethoven were great composers. Neither/Either Sam or David studied physics at university. Either/Both Tom and Lynn had a good time. Both/Either Pam and Ann are singers. Neither/Both Ann and Liz are vegetarians. Either/Neither Bill nor John is willing to help. And/Both my aunt and cousin live on a farm. Not/Neither Dan nor his brother can speak Chinese. Fiona can either/neither drive a car nor ride a bicycle.
Ответ:
Ответ:
Краткое пояснение: Выбор правильного варианта: either/neither/both.
- Both Mozart and Beethoven were great composers.
- Either Sam or David studied physics at university.
- Both Tom and Lynn had a good time.
- Both Pam and Ann are singers.
- Both Ann and Liz are vegetarians.
- Neither Bill nor John is willing to help.
- Both my aunt and cousin live on a farm.
- Neither Dan nor his brother can speak Chinese.
- Fiona can either drive a car or ride a bicycle.
Ответ:
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