grass & wood: uncountable
no s
brick: countable
+s

demand要求
The wolf inhales again to blow at the house.
The pig runs to his brother’s home.

A and B (sentences)
1.I am proud.
2.I am happy.
I am proud and happy.

I love to play basketball and video games.
I am thirsty and hungry
He is fat and ugly.

You can have Coca cola or Pepsi cola.
You prefer basketball or football.

If it is a question, please use an auxiliary verb like {do/does/did}.

Do you prefer basketball or football?

It is a boy or a girl?

If it is a question, please bring {be} to the beginning of the sentence.

Is it a boy or a girl?

I am handsome but I am bad on speech and debate.

I hate to waste time but I wasted time every day.

Simple present tense!

I hate to waste time but I waste time every day.

He is stupid but he is lucky.

Neither writing nor writing is friendly to me.

You mean {neither writing nor reading is friendly to me}?

Neither writing nor writing is friendly to me.

Neither hamberger nor ice-cream is healthy to me.

Watch your spelling! Hamburger!

Neither hamburger nor ice-cream is healthy (for) me.

I get a B on Biology nor get a G on speech and debate.

The usage of {neither…nor…}: double negation. Translated into Chinese as {既不…也不…}.

I neither get a B on Biology nor a B on speech and debate.