Choose the correct answer for each sentence.
The structures used are the following:
- NEITHER ... NOR ...; NEITHER OF + plural form
- EITHER ... OR...; EITHER OF + plural form
- BOTH + plural form; BOTH OF + plural form

1. Mike has got two jobs, but ... them pay very well.

   1.   ?    neither
   2.   ?    neither of
   3.   ?    both
   4.   ?    both of

2. ... her parents are very proud of her for getting a good education.

   1.   ?    Either of
   2.   ?    Either
   3.   ?    Both
   4.   ?    Neither of

3. ... them can understand why he can't find a suitable job.

   1.   ?    Either of
   2.   ?    Both
   3.   ?    Neither
   4.   ?    Neither of

4. How many brothers do you have? - Two, and ... them are older than me.

   1.   ?    neither
   2.   ?    both
   3.   ?    both of
   4.   ?    either

5. Dad, did you wash my blue shirt? - Well, I washed two shirts, but ... them was blue.

   1.   ?    both of
   2.   ?    either of
   3.   ?    neither of
   4.   ?    both

6. Have you seen any James Bond films? - I've seen two. ,,, were very good.

   1.   ?    Both of them
   2.   ?    Both of they
   3.   ?    None of they
   4.   ?    Either of them

7. ... Sam or Susan will give you a lift.

   1.   ?    Neither
   2.   ?    Neither of
   3.   ?    Either
   4.   ?    Either of

8. Both of those dresses are beautiful. - Yes, but I don't think ... will fit me.

   1.   ?    either of they
   2.   ?    either of them
   3.   ?    neither
   4.   ?    neither of them

9. Did you watch a comedy last night? - No. We watched two films, but ... were comedies.

   1.   ?    neither of them
   2.   ?    neither of they
   3.   ?    either of them
   4.   ?    both of them

10. ... Mary nor Sue went to the beach last Saturday.

    1.   ?    Either
    2.   ?    Both
    3.   ?    Neither
    4.   ?    Both of