Neither we nor he likes English. Steven can both speak and write Chinese. smoke Which place of interest do you like best? Both my sister and I are students. Are there any famous places in your hometown? sweep He is coming either today or tomorrow. Both Tony and Wendy are good at singing. Eddie can play neither the violin nor the piano. Do you like it? Why? both...and... visit Neither you nor your brother is right. either...or... steal Both Mike and Lisa like English. Either Mike or Lisa sits here. neither...nor... Either you or he can get the New Year card. What does your hometown look like? not only...but also... Where is your hometown? Neither Kitty nor Anna passed the exam. Neither we nor he likes English. Steven can both speak and write Chinese. smoke Which place of interest do you like best? Both my sister and I are students. Are there any famous places in your hometown? sweep He is coming either today or tomorrow. Both Tony and Wendy are good at singing. Eddie can play neither the violin nor the piano. Do you like it? Why? both...and... visit Neither you nor your brother is right. either...or... steal Both Mike and Lisa like English. Either Mike or Lisa sits here. neither...nor... Either you or he can get the New Year card. What does your hometown look like? not only...but also... Where is your hometown? Neither Kitty nor Anna passed the exam.
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Neither we nor he likes English.
Steven can both speak and write Chinese.
smoke
Which place of interest do you like best?
Both my sister and I are students.
Are there any famous places in your hometown?
sweep
He is coming either today or tomorrow.
Both Tony and Wendy are good at singing.
Eddie can play neither the violin nor the piano.
Do you like it? Why?
both...and...
visit
Neither you nor your brother is right.
either...or...
steal
Both Mike and Lisa like English.
Either Mike or Lisa sits here.
neither...nor...
Either you or he can get the New Year card.
What does your hometown look like?
not only...but also...
Where is your hometown?
Neither Kitty nor Anna passed the exam.