Not only … but also

1. I can speak English and French.

2. I can speak both English and French.

3. Not only can I speak English, but I can also speak French.

1. Cycling is good for our health and the environment. (2)

2. Cycling is good for both our health and also for the environment. (3)

3. Not only is cycling good for our health, but it is also good for the environment. (5)

1. It will affect both animals and people.

2. Not only will it affect animals, but it will also harm people.

1. We should ban the use of both plastic and fossil fuels.

2. Not only should we ban the use of plastic, but we should also ban fossil fuels.

1. It wasted time and money.

3. Not only did it waste time, but it also wasted money.

1. My phone has both a camera and a stylus.

2. Not only does my phone have a camera but it also has a stylus.