either: You don't like him, do you? I don't .........., Daniel isn't here today. Julia isn't ........., John didn't pass the test, and Peter didn't ..........., Alice can't dance and Jude can't ........., I can’t come ..............., There will be two cakes offered for the wedding. You can choose ................ cake, She can invite................. of them, You can go there ............. tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, I don’t like dancing. I don't like it ..................., I don't like ....................... of the ministers, neither: I like ......... of them, I am ............. a conservative nor a liberal, He didn't remember and ........... did I., ............. of them invited me so I didn't go., .......... of them seemed interested in the offer., ............... of your books will be accepted, Kate didn't turn up and ........ did Tina., He .......... smiled, spoke, nor looked at me., Would you like your sandwich with cheese or chicken? - ................ I’m on a diet, ................. film was fascinating, ................... of us has been married, Unfortunately I’ve got ................. time nor desire to learn another foreign language, I don't like horror films. - ................... do I, I can’t help Alex with his English essay. - ................... can I,

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