ELLIPSIS STRUCTURE

The children were in the playground, and ...

• so was the parents

• the parents was too

• so were the parents

• so are did the parents

The books are not on the table, and ...

• so were the dictionaries

• neither are the dictionaries

• neither are not the dictionaries

• the dictionaries are either

Neither Mrs. Fitri, Mr. Khoir's wife, nor Mrs. Kharisma, Mr. Ochid's wife, have cooked for their husband.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Figo would never meet Afifah. Figo would never meet Raodah.

• Figo would never meet Afifah nor Raodah.

• Figo would never meet neither Afifah nor Raodah.

• Figo would never meet either Afifah or Raodah.

• Figo would never neither meet Afifah nor Raodah.

I did not meet Dini. I did not meet Rida.

• I did not meet neither Dini nor Rida.

• I meet neither Dini nor Rida.

• I met neither Dini nor Rida.

• I met either Dini or Rida.

Mr. Rizal has been appointed by Mr. Qomar to teach speaking, and ...

• Mr. Ochid has been too

• Mr. Ochid has so

• so has been Mr. Ochid

• Mr. Ochid has too

Rahman will not only have explained but also taught grammar to the England class.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Andik had been sweeping the floor for an hour, or Andik had been mopping the floor for an hour.

• Andik had been either sweeping or mopping the floor for an hour.

• Andik had been either sweeping the floor or mopping for an hour.

• Andik had been either sweeping nor mopping the floor for an hour.

• Andik had either been sweeping or mopping the floor for an hour.

She has left ... the class ... the dorm.

• not only-and

• but-and

• both-and

• either-nor

We must always read book every day. Reading book can not only make us smart but also knowladgable.

• TRUE

• FALSE