Abbreviated clauses with too

We avoid repeating earlier words and phrases in english by using an appropiate

auxiliary verb and too in short affirmative clauses.

Henry went to the movies, and I went too the movies.

Henry went to the movies, and I did, too.

I like New York, and Alice likes New York.

I like New York, and Alice does, too.

Rewrite the words in italics by using correct auxiliary an too.

1. She studied English, and I studied English.

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2. She is going to New York, and he is going to New York.
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3. He knows Mr. Lee well, and I know Mr. Lee well.
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4. He used to live in Washington, and his brother used to live in Washington. _______
5. I speak Spanish, and she speaks Spanish.
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6. She will be at the meeting, and I will be at the meeting.
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7. I had to work last night, and Ed had to work last night.
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8. I have seen that picture, and she has seen that picture.
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9. She saw the accident, and I saw the accident.
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10. He was absent from the lesson, and his sister was absent from the lesson. ________
11. We enjoyed the concert, and they enjoyed the concert.
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12. He is supposed to work tomorrow, and I am supposed to work tomorrow. ________
13. She can speak French, and he can speak French.
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14. Tony has gone to the movies, and Ann has gone to the movies.
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15. He is making good progress, and she is making good progress.
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16. Sean likes to play tennis, and I like to play tennis.
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17. He studies hard, and his sister studies hard.
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18. You will be late, and I will be late.
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19. He walks slowly, and you walks slowly.
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20. She may go, and I may go.
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