Fill in the blanks with the conjunctions and, but, neither.nor ,so. .My friend and I go in for sports...

My friend and I go in for sports together. In fact, we got acquainted in a sports club, and since then we are inseparable. I started playing tennis at the age of six, but he began going in for tennis only at ten, so now he plays better than I do, and he always wins when we play together. Not long ago a swimming pool was opened not far from the place where we live, so we started going in for swimming, too. We both enjoy team games, so we often play basketball and volleyball, but neither of us plays football. We neither go mountain skiing nor play bowling. We dream to try both when we are on holiday next year.

My friend and I go in for sports together. In fact, we got acquainted in a sports club, and since then we are inseparable. I started playing tennis at the age of six, but he began going in for tennis only at ten, so now he plays better than I do, and he always wins when we play together. Not long ago a swimming pool was opened not far from the place where we live, so we started going in for swimming, too. We both enjoy team games, so we often play basketball and volleyball, but neither of us plays football. We neither go mountain skiing nor play bowling. We dream to try both when we are on holiday next year.

Sure, let's fill in the blanks with the appropriate conjunctions:

My friend and I go in for sports together. In fact, we got acquainted in a sports club, and since then we are inseparable. I started playing tennis at the age of six, but he began going in for tennis only at ten, so now he plays better than I do, and he always wins when we play together. Not long ago a swimming pool was opened not far from the place where we live, so we started going in for swimming, too. We both enjoy team games, and we often play basketball and volleyball, but neither of us plays football. We neither go mountain skiing, nor play bowling. We dream to try both when we are on holiday next year.

Here's a breakdown of the conjunctions used:

• "and" is used to add information or to join similar ideas.
• "but" is used to show contrast.
• "so" is used to show cause and effect.
• "neither.nor" is used to indicate that two things are both not true or not happening.