* More examples

　(1) Either you must improve your work or I shall dismiss you.

　(2) --- Do you like reading books or watching TV?

--- Either will do.

　(3) Neither John nor Tom knows how to go skiing.

　(4) I tried two dresses, but neither fit me.

Part B: Fill in the blanks using the correct forms:

* Exercise one: Fill in the blanks with the right form of the given verbs:

　(1) ______ (have) your classmates finished their homework?

　(2) My friend and I _____ (want) to play outside after watching TV.

　(3) Most of the students _____ (prefer) English to Mathematics.

　(4) ___________ (have) all of the cake been eaten up?

　(5) Collecting stamps _____ (be) one of his favorite pastimes.

　(6) _____ (be) your family a big one?

　(7) All my family _____ (get) up early in the morning.

　(8) Neither his father nor his mother ______ (play) the piano.

　(9) The remains of the old castle _____ (be) destroyed in World War Two.

　(10) Not only Jim but also his Parents _____ (be) going to see you next Sunday.

Suggested answers: Have / want / prefer / have(has) / is / Is / get / plays / were / are

Part C: Multiple choice:

1. About eighty percent of the students in his class

______ below sixteen.

A. is B. are C. am D. be

2. There ______ a map of the world

and some pictures on the wall.

A. is B. are C. am D. be

3. A large quantity of water pipes

______ needed.

A. are B. is C. has D. have

4. How and why he ______ come to Princeton,

New Jersey ______ a story of struggle,

success and sadness.

A. had...was B. had... are

C. had... has D. had... have

5. Nobody but Jane and Mary ______ the secret.

A. know B. knows C. have known D. is known

　Suggested answers: BABAB

Step 5 summary

Ask students to make sentences with the grammar we have learned in this unit as a revision as well as a summary.

Step 6 homework