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B. Fill in the blanks with so, too, either or neither and the corresponding auxiliary or
modal verb.
10. My dad hasn’t finished reading the newspaper. My sister hasn’t either.
11. Fernanda and Liz won’t go to the party. They didn’t either.
12. I would like to live in the country. We would too.
a. I didn't either.
b. Neither did I.
c. So did I.
d. So was I.
a. I didn't either.
b. Neither have I.
c. So did I.
d. So I did.
3. I'm extremely interested. So am I.
a. I'm either.
b. Neither am I.
c. Nor am I.
d. So am I.
a. Neither did.
b. Neither had.
c. Neither have.
d. Neither haven't.
a. So do.
b. So did.
c. So had.
d. So have.
a. Either won't.
b. Neither will.
c. So will.
d. So won't.
a. Neither were.
b. Neither weren't.
c. So were.
d. So weren't.
a. Neither does.
b. Neither is.
c. So does.
d. So is.
a. Doesn't either.
b. Neither does.
c. So does.
d. So doesn't.
a. Doesn't either.
b. Does too.
c. Neither does.
d. So does.
E. Complete the following anecdote using the correct option to express agreement.
My sisters-in-law love to hear stories, and I do too (1). They don’t watch much TV, and I don’t either
(2). My father-in-law is an amazing story teller, and my mother-in-law is too (3). He loves telling
funny stories, and so does (4) she. Their stories are so good that I can never guess the ending,
and my wife can’t either (5). I love their body language when they tell stories, and everyone else so
do (6). I will tell those stories to my kids when I have them, and so will (7) my wife.
A. Write a composition about the commonalities you have with a person you don’t like very
much. You should use too, so, either and neither.