Puoi scegliere ... il tour guidato ... la visita libera.
(You can choose either the guided tour or the self-guided visit.)
2.
Non voglio vedere ... il leone ... la tigre oggi.
(I don't want to see either the lion or the tiger today.)
3.
La nostra famiglia ammira ... l'elefante ... la giraffa.
(Our family admires both the elephant and the giraffe.)
4.
Puoi scegliere ... la giungla ... il deserto per la visita.
(You can choose either the jungle or the desert for the visit.)
5.
In questo zoo ci sono ... animali selvaggi ... specie rare.
(In this zoo there are both wild animals and rare species.)
6.
Non sento ... il gufo ... la scimmia nella giungla.
(I don't hear either the owl or the monkey in the jungle.)
7.
Non ho visto ... il panorama ... l'acquario ieri.
(I didn’t see either the viewpoint or the aquarium yesterday.)
8.
Domani andremo ... al panorama ... all'acquario per ammirare.
(Tomorrow we will go either to the viewpoint or to the aquarium to admire.)
Exercise 2: Multiple Choice
Instruction:
Choose the correct sentence that uses the conjunctions 'né...né', 'sia…sia', 'o…o' according to the grammatical rules.
1.
'O...o' expresses a choice, but here the sentence implies a double negation.
'Sia…sia' connects positive elements; it is not correct in a negative sentence like this.
2.
'O...o' indicates an exclusive choice, so it is not suitable for expressing multiple preferences together.
'Né...né' expresses negation, but here the sentence expresses a positive preference.
3.
'Sia…sia' indicates inclusion, but for a question requiring a choice, 'o...o' is used.
'Né...né' expresses negation; here a positive choice is requested, so it is not correct.
4.
'O...o' signals a choice, but with 'don’t' the intent is to deny both elements.
'Sia…sia' indicates inclusion, but with 'don’t' the sentence becomes contradictory.
Exercise 3: Rewrite the phrases
Instruction:
Rewrite the sentences by joining them into one using the indicated conjunction: né…né, sia…sia or o…o. Example: I see the dog. I do not see the cat. → I do not see either the dog or the cat.
