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Froggy Jumps Language notesOnline version Complete language notes. by Alona Kovalenko 1 … is the opposite of none, and both is the opposite of …. a All / Neither b Neither / All c Both / All 2 All four words can be used with …. and a noun or pronoun (e.g. all of the players surrounded the referee; both of them left early; neither of them had any money). a for b of c if 3 You …. use all or both with negatives - you have to change to none or neither: a always can b sometimes can c can’t 4 In negative sentences we can only use neither / none with the verb in the … form. a auxiliary b positive c negative 5 All and both go before the main verb unless they are used with the verb to be or an auxiliary verb. a They are both tall b They both are tall c They are tall both 6 Have is an auxiliary verb. a They have all left. b They all have left. c They have left all. 7 Like is a main verb. a They like ice cream all. b They all like ice cream. c All they like ice cream.

Froggy Jumps

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Complete language notes.

by Alona Kovalenko

… is the opposite of none, and both is the opposite of ….

All / Neither

Neither / All

Both / All

All four words can be used with …. and a noun or pronoun (e.g. all of the players surrounded the referee; both of them left early; neither of them had any money).

for

You …. use all or both with negatives - you have to change to none or neither:

always can

sometimes can

can’t

In negative sentences we can only use neither / none with the verb in the … form.

auxiliary

positive

negative

All and both go before the main verb unless they are used with the verb to be or an auxiliary verb.

They are both tall

They both are tall

They are tall both

Have is an auxiliary verb.

They have all left.

They all have left.

They have left all.

Like is a main verb.

They like ice cream all.

They all like ice cream.

All they like ice cream.

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Language notesOnline version

by Alona Kovalenko

… is the opposite of none, and both is the opposite of ….

All four words can be used with …. and a noun or pronoun (e.g. all of the players surrounded the referee; both of them left early; neither of them had any money).

You …. use all or both with negatives - you have to change to none or neither:

In negative sentences we can only use neither / none with the verb in the … form.

All and both go before the main verb unless they are used with the verb to be or an auxiliary verb.

Have is an auxiliary verb.

Like is a main verb.

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