Nov 6, 2016

Lesson 41 ☘ … too, …either, so am I, neither do I etc.
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  • Complete the sentences with “too” or “either”.
    1. “I’m happy.”
      “I’m happy  . . . 
      too
      .”
      • too
      • either

    2. “I’m not hungry.”
      “I’m not hungry  . . . 
      either
      .”
      • too
      • either

    3. “I’m going out.”
      “I’m going out  . . . 
      either
      .”
      • too
      • either

    4. “It rained on Saturday.”
      “It rained on Sunday  . . . 
      too
      .”
      • too
      • either

    5. “Jenny can’t drive a car.”
      “She can’t ride a bicycle  . . . 
      either
      .”
      • too
      • either

    6. “I don’t like shopping.”
      “I don’t like shopping  . . . 
      either
      .”
      • too
      • either

    7. “Jane’s mother is a teacher.”
      “Her father is a teacher  . . . 
      too
      .”
      • too
      • either

  • Complete the sentences.
    1. “I went to bed late last night.”
      “So  . . . 
      did I
      .”
      • I did
      • did I
      • I too

    2. “I’m thirsty.”
      “So  . . . 
      am I
      .”
      • I do
      • do I
      • am I

    3. “I’ve just had dinner.”
      “So  . . . 
      have I
      .”
      • have I
      • had I
      • am I

    4. “I need a holiday.”
      “So  . . . 
      do I
      .”
      • need I
      • do I
      • am I

    5. “I’ll be late tomorrow.”
      “So  . . . 
      will I
      .”
      • am I
      • have I
      • will I

    6. “I was very tired this morning.”
      “So  . . . 
      was I
      .”
      • was I
      • am I
      • did I

    7. “I can’t go to the party.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      can I
      .”
      • will I
      • do I
      • can I

    8. “I didn’t phone Alex last night.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      did I
      .”
      • do I
      • did I
      • didn’t I

    9. “I haven’t got any money.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      have I
      .”
      • have I
      • haven’t I
      • got I

    10. “I’m not going out tomorrow.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      am I
      .”
      • will I
      • am I
      • I’m

    11. “I don’t know what to do.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      do I
      .”
      • do I
      • am I
      • have I

    12. “I’m learning English.”
      “So  . . . 
      am I
      .”
      • do I
      • I too
      • am I

    13. “I can’t ride a bicycle.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      can I
      .”
      • can’t I
      • can I
      • am I

    14. “I’m not American.”
      “ . . . 
      I’m
      .”
      • I’m
      • am I
      • I’m too

    15. “I like cooking.”
      “ . . . 
      I don’t
      .”
      • I’m not
      • Neither am I
      • I don’t

    16. “I don’t like cold weather.”
      “ . . . 
      I do
      .”
      • I do
      • I’m
      • I have

    17. “I slept well last night.”
      “ . . . 
      I didn’t
      .”
      • I don’t
      • I’m not
      • I didn’t

    18. “I’ve never been to Scotland.”
      “ . . . 
      Neither have I
      .”
      • Neither am I
      • Neither have I
      • Neither I did

    19. “I don’t write letters very often.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      do I
      .”
      • am I
      • do I
      • I am

    20. “I’m going out tomorrow evening.”
      “ . . . 
      I’m not
      .”
      • I don’t
      • I won’t
      • I’m not

    21. “I haven’t got a headache.”
      “Neither  . . . 
      have I
      .”
      • am I
      • do I
      • have I

    22. “I didn’t watch TV last night.”
      “ . . . 
      I did
      .”
      • I did
      • I do
      • I’m

    23. “I often go to the cinema.”
      “So  . . . 
      do I
      .”
      • do I
      • am I
      • I do

tags: Essential Grammar In Use • Raymond Murphy • A self-study practice book for elementary students of English • ESL grammar • English grammar elementary • too • either • neither • so am I • neither do I • negative • positive
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