3ª Série - Booklet 11 (SO, EITHER, TOO, NEITHER)
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3ª Série - Booklet 11
SO, EITHER, TOO, NEITHER
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Which words are used to say that an affirmative statement is also true for you or for other people?
too
either
neither
so
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Multiple Select
Which words are used to say that a negative statement is also true for you or for other people?
too
either
neither
so
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Too and So
São usados para dizer que uma afirmação de alguém também serve para nós ou outra pessoa.
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Either and Neither
São usados para dizer que uma negação de alguém também serve para nós ou outra pessoa.
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Estrutura com SO e NEITHER
SO/NEITHER + VERBO (auxiliar ou modal) + SUJEITO
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Examples:
I am not an anarchist. (she/neither)
NEITHER IS SHE.
You lied during your campaign for presidency. (you/so)
SO DID YOU.
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Estrutura com Too e Either
SUJEITO + VERBO (auxiliar ou modal - forma negativa) + TOO/EITHER
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Examples:
I don’t think voting should be mandatory in Brazil. (She / either)
She doesn't either.
She was happy with the results of the elections. (David / too)
David was, too.
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Pay attention!
If you wish to say that a statement is not true for you, be it affirmative or negative, all you have to do is state the opposite. Study these examples:
Ann: I was a child during the Brazilian military dictatorship.
Paul: I wasn’t.
Leon: I didn’t vote for him.
James: I did.
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Did you know?
In colloquial language, “me too” is used to say that a positive statement is also true for you, and “me neither” is used to say that a negative statement is also true for you.
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See the following examples:
Dean: She’ll need to vote absentee this year.
Ben: Me too.
Louis: I can’t vote yet.
Hanna: Me neither.
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Multiple Choice
Which option could be used as a response to the following quote?
Unlike some politicians, I can admit to a mistake.
MANDELA, Nelson. Politicians Quotes. Available at: <http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/n/nelsonmand447227.html>. Accessed on: 4 July 2015.
Neither can we.
I can’t, either.
So can I.
So am I.
Neither are we.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentence that could have generated “So did she” as a response.
Peter used to be a democrat.
John didn’t use to be an anarchist.
She didn’t vote last year.
We don’t vote for newcomers.
He is hardly ever seen in public.
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Open Ended
They don’t like discussing politics. (we/neither)
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Open Ended
She doesn’t keep her promises. (he/neither)
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Open Ended
He has been a politician for over 20 years. (I/so)
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Open Ended
She didn’t see the election debate on TV last night. (we/neither)
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Open Ended
My assigned voting location is in Curitiba.
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Open Ended
I will never be a royal.
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Open Ended
I would refuse to shake hands with a corrupt politician.
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SO, EITHER, TOO, NEITHER
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