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1. Bob and Cecil are set 2. Jaylynn has a book to read

to wrestle. or a word game to complete.

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3. Not only does Wanda 4. Jen had money, yet Staci

babysit for extra money, but paid for everyone.
she also rakes yards.

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5. Either bring pretzels or 6. Jaze doesn’t know whether

bake some cookies. she should paint or color.

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7. Brett and Zak need their 8. After band practice, walk

uniforms. home or ride the bus.

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9. Dean scooped the ice 10. Cecil needs neither paper

cream, for his mom’s wrist nor pencils for school.
hurt.

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11. Chuck has both a bike 12. My parents want to

and an ATV. vacation in either
Florida or Arizona.

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13. Joan not only can juggle, 14. Julie cleaned her room
but she also can ride a this morning, so she is free
unicycle. this afternoon.

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15. Tina knew that boy, yet 16. I am buying neither chips
she couldn’t remember nor popcorn.
his name.

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17. The fries were cold, for 18. George broke his phone,
they sat out too long. so he bought a new one.

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19. Marvin plays both 20. I should either vacuum

basketball and baseball. or dust.

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21. Trevor has both a fever 22. Jayne is undecided

and chills. whether to buy a puppy or not.

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23. I like to read and draw. 24. Juan needs to study,

but he can’t find his book.

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25. Jess ate a huge lunch, 26. The dog loves treats,
for she skipped breakfast. yet he won’t sit for one.

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27. Would you like either a 28. Not only does Tyler play
hamburger or a hotdog? baseball, but he also works
part time.

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