B. either - or
This option indicates that you will take the person to either the cinema or the theater.
D. nor
This option correctly expresses the idea that neither the brother nor the mother knows about this.
A. both
This option indicates that the person felt both happy and sad at the same time.
C. neither
This option correctly expresses the idea that neither of the girls knows how to dance.
B. either
This option indicates that the person has either a cat or a dog.
D. play
The verb "play" should be plural to agree with the plural subject "Not only Lee but also his sons."
A. or
This option indicates that the person is thinking of traveling to either Argentina or Brazil.
C. either - or
This option correctly expresses the idea that the person left it either on the table or in the drawer.
A. Neither - nor
This option correctly expresses the idea that neither the radio nor the television works properly.
A. either - or
This option correctly expresses the idea that he either could not come or did not want to.