Not only... but also.../ Both... and...

I found my homework and my textbook under my bed.
1. I found not only my homework but also my textbook under my bed.
2. I not only found my homework but also my textbook under my bed.
My stereo and my laptop stopped working last week.
1. Both my stereo and my laptop stopped working last week.
2. My stereo both and my laptop stopped working last week.
Today it was raining and snowing.
1. Today it was not only raining but also snowing.
2. Today it not only was raining but also snowing.
She was late for class and forgot to do her homework.
1. She not only was late for class but also forgot to do her homework.
2. Not only she was late for class but also forgot to do her homework.
The food in this restaurant is awful and tasteless.
1. The food in this restaurant is not only awful but also tasteless.
2. The food in this restaurant not only is awful but also tasteless.
My uncle and my cousin live in Puerto de la Cruz.
1. Both my uncle and my cousin live in Puerto de la Cruz.
2. My uncle both and my cousing live in Puerto de la Cruz.
We intend to visit La Laguna and La Orotava.
1. We intend to visit both La Laguna and La Orotava.
2. We intend both to visit La Laguna and La Orotava.
I give my dog treats and brush him twice a day.
1. I not only give my dog treats but also brush him twice a day.
2. I give not only my dog treats but also brush him twice a day.