"PRÁCTICA 5" SIMPLE PRESENT: The girls eats both bananas and grapes . SIMPLE PRESENT: I like both apples and pears. SIMPLE PRESENT: I jump both in the bed and trampoline. SIMPLE PRESENT: She reads both the newspaper Reforma and La Prensa. SIMPLE PAST: He worked yesterday in his garden, either because he was having a party or he was bored. SIMPLE PAST: She lived in London either for work or school. SIMPLE PAST: He was later either because he woke up late or was not brought by the bus. SIMPLE PAST: She smoked a lot either because of anxiety or stress. SIMPLE FUTURE: But neither agency will be responsible. SIMPLE FUTURE: These two aspects are neither incompatible nor contradictory, but will complementary. SIMPLE FUTURE: Therefor, neither will can we earn the cup. SIMPLE FUTURE: Yes, me neither but it will be that Jack is sleeping on the sofa.
