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Both Jhon and George like footable.

You can either stay or go.

He is neither handsome nor rich.

It not only rained but also snowed.

He can't decide whether to go out or stay at home.

He is neither in his office nor in the meeting room.

You will find him either reading a book or sleeping.

She is not only pretty but also intelligent.

He is both rich and generous.

I can't decide whether he a brave or stupid.

He likes both watching movies and listening to music.

Whenever you see him he is either talking or laughing.

Neither you nor i know the answer to that question.

He isn't sure whether to marry Flona or Lee-Anne.

Not only is he funny,but he is also clever.

I've visited both France and Germany.

I don't know whether he is joking or being serious.