not only ... but also

not only. . . but also In just three years, she had not only finished all the lessons, but also received her doctor's degree.

Jack is good at studying not only, but also ready to help others.

The Grand View Garden in plant species diversity not only, but also in the form of application and the design technique for changing.

Scope to be defined not only, but also targeting other areas of business.

It is time to say again, with primitive common sense (but for better reasons), 'not only, but also'.

not only . . . . but also Not only does he teach at school, but also he writes for the newspaper.

not only. . . but also. . . he is not only humorous, but also patient.

not only. . . but also He not only studies hard but also works well.

both . . . and, not only. . . but also.

Not only ~ but also ~ Not only can knowledge help you conquer fear but also it can bring you real power.

not only. . . but also. . . Sports can not only benefit our body, but also contribute immensely to mental health.

neither nor either or not only but also

with confidence, we can accumulate wealth, establishing our career and thus fitting into society. not only. . . but also