English: Also, As Well, Too & Either

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Froggy Jumps English: Also, As Well, Too & EitherOnline version Quick vocab and usage quiz. by Perizat Malin 1 Which word means 'in addition' when agreeing with a statement? a also b apart c nevertheless 2 Which is a synonym for 'as well' in a positive add-on? a but b however c too 3 Which word is used to offer an alternative in negatives? a too b either c also 4 Which sentence uses 'too' correctly? a Too he sings beautifully. b He sings beautifully too. c He too sings beautifully. 5 Which phrase means the same as 'in addition' in a sentence start? a instead b neither c also 6 Which usage expresses agreement with a negative statement? a also b too c either 7 I like apples, and I like oranges ___. a either b also c too 8 She can swim, ___ she can run fast. a either b as well c though 9 The trip was tiring, ___ it was fun. a too b though c also 10 I don’t eat fish, ___ does my brother. a either b too c also 11 You may bring a friend, ___ you may bring a roommate. a also b though c too 12 They can come on Friday, ___ on Saturday. a too b also c though 13 I don’t like spinach, ___ do I like broccoli. a as well b either c too 14 She’s coming to the party, ___ bringing a gift. a too b though c also

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English: Also, As Well, Too & EitherOnline version

by Perizat Malin

Which word means 'in addition' when agreeing with a statement?

Which is a synonym for 'as well' in a positive add-on?

Which word is used to offer an alternative in negatives?

Which sentence uses 'too' correctly?

Which phrase means the same as 'in addition' in a sentence start?

Which usage expresses agreement with a negative statement?

I like apples, and I like oranges ___.

She can swim, ___ she can run fast.

The trip was tiring, ___ it was fun.

I don’t eat fish, ___ does my brother.

You may bring a friend, ___ you may bring a roommate.

They can come on Friday, ___ on Saturday.

I don’t like spinach, ___ do I like broccoli.

She’s coming to the party, ___ bringing a gift.