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    This document is an English lesson plan focusing on expressing agreement and disagreement using phrases such as "so too/neither", "either/or", and "so am I/neither am I". It provides 20 examples of statements where the student would respond with a phrase of agreement or disagreement, such as "I'm in the mood for Thai food. I am too" or "I really enjoy salty food. I don't enjoy it." The lesson aims to teach English students how to have a basic conversation expressing if they do or do not share the same opinions or abilities as the other speaker.

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    This document is an English lesson plan focusing on expressing agreement and disagreement using phrases such as "so too/neither", "either/or", and "so am I/neither am I". It provides 20 examples of statements where the student would respond with a phrase of agreement or disagreement, such as "I'm in the mood for Thai food. I am too" or "I really enjoy salty food. I don't enjoy it." The lesson aims to teach English students how to have a basic conversation expressing if they do or do not share the same opinions or abilities as the other speaker.

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    So Too Neither Either

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    This document is an English lesson plan focusing on expressing agreement and disagreement using phrases such as "so too/neither", "either/or", and "so am I/neither am I". It provides 20 examples of statements where the student would respond with a phrase of agreement or disagreement, such as "I'm in the mood for Thai food. I am too" or "I really enjoy salty food. I don't enjoy it." The lesson aims to teach English students how to have a basic conversation expressing if they do or do not share the same opinions or abilities as the other speaker.

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    UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL CARMEN

    CENTRO DE IDIOMAS
    ACADEMIA DE INGLÉS
    CICLO ESCOLAR ENERO – JUNIO 2023

    SO / TOO NEITHER / EITHER

    Show agreement & disagreemente.

    1. I’m in the mood for Thai food. I am, too/Oh, i’m not.
    2. I can eat really greasy food. I can, too/Really? I can’t.
    3. I’m crazy about pasta. I am, too/I’m not
    4. I really enjoy salty food. I enjoy, too/I don´t enjoy it.
    5. I think Mexican food is delicious. I think, too/I don´t think it.
    6. I can drink 2 litters of water a day. So can i/Oh, i can’t.
    7. I love pizza. I do, too/I don’t like it
    8. I always eat habanero chili with my meals. So do I/Really? I don’t
    9. I’m crazy about sushi. So am i/I’m not.
    10. I’m not in the mood for the English class. I’m not either/Really? I am.
    11. I can’t stand mondongo. I can’t either/I can
    12. I don’t like spicy food. I don’t either/I like it
    13. I’m not crazy about Chinese food. Neither am i/I am
    13. I’m so tired. So am I/I’m not
    14. I’m really hungry. So am I/I’m not
    15. I love Thor. So do I/I don’t
    16. I don’t like Black Widow. I don’t either/I do
    17. I hate broccoli. So do i/Really? I don’t
    18. I want some coffee. So do I/ don’t
    19. I can drink very hot coffee. So can i/I can’t
    20. I’m not angry. Neither am i/I’m not either.

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