1. → Both he and I likes playing football.

2. → She neither say a word nor smile.

3. → Neither the English team nor Scottish team play well.

4. → Not only read the book but also remembered what he had read.

5. → She can't either write fast or type.

6. → Dick doesn't either need a bike or like to go on foot.

7. → They won't either come here tomorrow or stay at home.

8. → Neither I nor he didn't have to go to school last Sunday.

9. → Neither Mary nor her friend studied Spanish.

10. → They like neither music or sports.

11. → Neither he nor I am a doctor.

1. He likes playing football and so do I.

=> Both he and I like playing football.

2. She didn’t say a word and she didn’t smile.

=> She neither said a word nor smile.

3. The English team didn’t play well and the Scottish team didn’t play well, either.

=> Neither the english team nor the Scottish team played well.

4. He not only read the book but also remembered what he had read

=> Not only read the book but he also remembered what he had read.

5. She can’t write fast. She can’t type.

=> She can’t either write fast or type

6. Dick doesn’t need a bike. He doesn’t like to go on foot.           

=> Dick doesn’t either needs a bike or likes to go on foot

7. They won't come here tomorrow. They won't stay at home

=> They won't either come here tomorrow or stay at home.

8. I didn’t have to go to school last Sunday. He didn’t have to go to school last Sunday.

=> Neither I nor he have to go to school last Sunday.

9. They didn't like music. They didn't like sports

=>They like neither music nor sports.

10. He isn't a doctor. I'm not a doctor

=> Neither I nor he is a doctor.