Grammar - Too, Either, So, Neither
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Marcelo Pinheiro
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Grammar - Too, Either, So, Neither
Apostila - p. 10
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Either and Neither
Either and Neither are used to express agreement with negative statements.
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Example 1
Person A: I don't like my brother.
Person B: Neither do I.
Example 2
Person A: I don't like my sister.
Person B: I don't, either.
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So and Too
So and Too are used to express agreement with affirmative statements.
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Example 1
Person A: I turned off the lights in my room.
Person B: So did I.
Example 2
Person A: I turned off the lights in my room.
Person B: I did, too.
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Example 1
Person A: She has traveled to São Paulo.
Person B: So have I.
Person A: She hasn't traveled to São Paulo
Person B: Neither have I.
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Question 1 - Answers
a) too and so
b) either and neither
c) so/neither + (auxiliary/modal) + subject
d) No, it can't.
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Question 2 - Answers
a) Neither is she.
b) So did you.
c) Neither do we.
d) Neither does he.
e) So have I.
f) Neither did we.
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3. Which option could be used as response to the following quote?
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Question 3 - Answer
c) So can I.
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Question 4 - Answers
a) Peter used to be a democrat.
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Apostila - p. 10
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