doctor. I can be a good teacher or a good doctor. In negative sentences, we use or to join two or more ideas. • He does not like singing. He does not like dancing. He does not like singing or dancing.
four people. I have known something about the four people. Both Kitty and I have known something about the four people.
not only ... but also ... We use not only ...but also ...to add another fact to something you have mentioned. • Careless will be a disaster to ourselves.
__ 2. Billy would not accept others' advice. BiBlliyllwy owuoldulndont oatcctehpint kotthweircse'.advice or _t_h_in_k__tw__ic_e__________________________
work shouts! He does not like to talk much, but his work shouts!
We use or to introduce another possibility. • I can be a good teacher. I can be a good
A Using and, but, or and so
We use conjunctions like and, but, or and so to join ideas together. We use and to join ideas that are similar. • I am active and energetic. I love
We use conjunctions like both ... and…, not only ... but (also) …, either… or …，
and neither ... nor ... to connect the same
part of two sentences to avoid repetition.
We use so to express the result of something. • I want to share the best art with people. • I am always searching for something
better or different. I want to share the best art with people, so I am searching for something better or different.
Millie's classmates
Millie wants to write about her classmates. Help her join her ideas with and, but, or or so.
1. Kitty is kind. Sometimes she is impatient. K2.i_tt_y_i_s_k_i_n_d_,_b_u_t__so_m__e_t_im__e_s_s_h_e_i_s_i_m_p_a_t_i_en_t.
Unit 1 Know yourself
Grammar
Objectives
➢ To learn to use conjunctions: and, but, or and so ➢ To learn to use conjunctions: both ... and ..., not only ... but (also) ..., either ... or ... and neither ... nor ...
3. Judy is gentle. Judy never gets angry with others. _J_u_d_y_i_s_g_e_n_t_le__a_n_d_s_h_e_n_e_v_e_r_g_e_t_s_a_n_g_r_y__ _w_i_th__o_t_h_e_rs_._ 4. Suzy worries too much. She cannot
working with people. I am active and energetic, and I love working with people.
We use but to join ideas that are different. • He does not like to talk much. His
sleep well sometimes. _S_u_z_y_w__o_r_ri_e_s_t_o_o_m__u_c_h_, _so__s_h_e_c_a_n_n_o_t___ _s_le_e_p_w__e_ll_s_o_m.. and…, not only ... but (also)…, either ... or ... and neither ... nor ...
both ... and ... We use both ... and ... to emphasize that something is true not just of one person, thing or situation, but of another too. • Kitty has known something about the