You can practice with these exercises:

You can practice with these exercises:

Not only … but also is used to connect and emphasize two phrases or two words at the same position. It's a type of conjunction (correlative or paired conjunction, like Neither... nor, Either... or, Both... and, etc.)

For more details and examples, please take a look at my post on Instagram:

Now let's practice a little with this conjunction:

When using #ReportedSpeech, we use reporting verbs that follow certain patterns.

In the case of SAY, TELL, SUGGEST, and RECOMMEND, they have specific structures:

⚠️ When we use SAY, we say SOMETHING TO SOMEONE. It's not necessary to mention that someone, but if we do, we need to use TO and then a noun or an object pronoun. 

⚠️ When we use TELL, we tell SOMEONE SOMETHING. We always have to mention that someone using an object pronoun or a noun. The same happens with the verb ADVISE. 

⚠️ In the case of SUGGEST and RECOMMEND, we can use these patterns:

➡️ SUGGEST/ RECOMMEND + noun... 

➡️ SUGGEST/ RECOMMEND + verb(ing)...

➡️ SUGGEST/ RECOMMEND + THAT + pronoun/noun + verb(base form)... 

But what if we needed to say the opposite, let's say, using the negative form?

⚠️ With TELL and ADVISE, we use the NEGATIVE INFINITIVE: 

👉🏼 The teacher TOLD US NOT TO LEAVE earlier.

⚠️ With SUGGEST and RECOMMEND, we use the NEGATIVE GERUND:

👉🏼 The doctor SUGGESTED/ RECOMMENDED NOT EATING junk food.

And the same happens to all the infinitives and gerunds that need to be turned into a negative form.

For more examples, please check out my Instagram posts: 

Now practice with the following exercises:

Now practice with the following exercises: