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Disagree with the statements given below using neither... nor. Work in pairs.

Example:

I think your sister is seventeen or eighteen.—

You are not right. She is neither seventeen nor eighteen. She

is out of her teens.

1) I think you like to play hockey or football. 2) I think your brother wants to be an engineer or doctor. 3) I think you like coffee and tea. 4) I think your friend is a doctor or a teacher. 5) I think you want to buy sugar or tea. 6) I think this boy is the pupil of the 6th or the 7th form. 7) I think you are going to the cinema or to the theatre.

1) I think you like to play hockey or football. -  You are not right. I like to play  neither hockey nor football. I like to play tennis.

2) I think your brother wants to be an engineer or a doctor. - You are not right. He wants to be  neither  engineer nor doctor. He wants to be a manager.

3) I think you like coffee and tea. -  You are not right. I like  neither coffee nor tea. I like cocoa.

4) I think your friend is a doctor or a teacher.- You are not right. My friend is neither a doctor nor a teacher. He is an engineer.

5) I think you want to buy sugar or tea.- You are not right. I want to buy  neither sugar nor tea. I want to buy milk.

6) I think this boy is the pupil of the 6th or the 7th form. - You are not right. He is the pupil neither of the 6th nor the 7th form. He is a pupil of the 8th form.

7) I think you are going to the cinema or to the theatre. - You are not right. I am going  neither to the cinema nor to the theatre. I am going to the skating-rink.