This document discusses the use of conjunctions to join ideas. Neither...nor... is used to join two negative ideas, such as "Neither my brother nor my sister was interested in the latest news." Both...and... is used to join two positive ideas, like "Both Ben and Kate were surprised by the latest news." It then lists common household appliances without further explanation.

1. Neither.......nor....
● We use neither.........nor.......to join
two negative ideas.
For example;Neither my
brother nor my sister was
interested in the latest news.

2. both......and......
● We use both..........and.......to join
two positive ideas.
● For example;Both Ben and Kate
were surprised by the latest news.

3. CD player

4. Television

5. Fridge

6. Radio

7. Computer

8. Washing
machine

9. Electric iron

10. Electric
oven

11. Microwave oven

12. Vacuum cleaner