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    The document provides a sample exercise where one person, Jen, makes statements and the respondent fills in their response with either "so...I" or "neither...I" depending on whether the statement is true for them as well or not. There are 20 statements from Jen with blanks for the respondent to fill in their answer to indicate if they can also make the same statement or not.

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    So and Neither Exercise 1

    Youre having a conversation with Jen. What she says is true for you too. Put in
    so --- I or neither --- I, choosing which auxiliary verb you need:

    1. Jen: Sarah loves chocolate.


    Me: _________________
    2. Jen: Catherine is English.
    Me: _________________
    3. Jen: She isnt coming to the party.
    Me: _________________
    4. Jen: I have to study this weekend.
    Me: _________________
    5. Jen: Dan lives in Madrid.
    Me: _________________
    6. Jen: She doesnt have any brothers.
    Me: _________________
    7. Jen: Im going home now.
    Me: _________________
    8. Jen: David is living in Mumbai.
    Me: _________________
    9. Jen: Im not an engineer.
    Me: _________________
    10. Jen: Im studying Spanish at the moment. Me: _________________
    11. Jen: Id like a cup of coffee.
    Me: _________________
    12. Jen: John wouldnt drive in the snow.
    Me: _________________
    13. Jen: Emma can speak French.
    Me: _________________
    14. Jen: I cant play the piano.
    Me: _________________
    15. Jen: Lucy will come early tomorrow.
    Me: _________________
    16. Jen: Ive been to Mexico.
    Me: _________________
    17. Jen: I didnt pass the exam.
    Me: _________________
    18. Jen: She hasnt brought her laptop.
    Me: _________________
    19. Jen: I wont have a cake just now.
    Me: _________________
    20.
    Jen: John went to the lecture yesterday.
    Me: _________________

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