Join the sentences with both... and or neither... nor.​

He drives car in the afternoon. What does he drive in the afternoon? Does he drives car in the afternoon ? No, he doesn’t drive car in the afternoon.
She writes book every day. What does she write every day? Does she write book every day? No, she doesn’t write book every day.
He plays violin in the evening. What does he play in the evening? Does he play violin in the evening? No, he doesn’t play violin in the evening.
She cooks a coffee in the morning. What does she cook in the morning? Does she cook a coffee in the morning? No, she doesn’t cook a coffee in the morning.
He learns English language every week. What does he learn every week? Does he learn English language every week? No, he doesn’t learn English language every week.

1. The teacher asks Ann not to  be late.
2. Alice asks Tom not to talk when she is listening to music.
3. Mother asks children not to  eat so many sweets.
4. The teacher asks Jack not to forget to correct his mistakes.
5. Charles asks Mary not to leave the door open.
6. The man asks children not to play on the grass.
7. Mother asks Jim not to  take bread with a fork.
8. Father asks Nick not to come home late.
9. The gardener asks children not to  pick flowers in the park.
10. Father asks boys not to  make noise while Granny is sleeping.