Vocab: neither, either, so, too

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Froggy Jumps Vocab: neither, either, so, tooOnline version practice negative and positive form by Andrea Marisol Moreno Arballo 1 do you like coffee? a Neither do I. b Too I like. c So do I. 2 don't you like tea? a Neither do I. b So do I. c Too do I. 3 Are you coming tomorrow? a So do I. b Neither will I. c So will I. 4 Do you love chocolate? a So do I. b Neither do I. c Too I do. 5 Would you like to go to the movies? a So will I. b So do I. c Neither will I. 6 Do you like pizza? a I like pizza neither. b I like pizza too. c Neither I like pizza. 7 Don't you like vegetables? a So do I. b Too do I. c Neither do I. 8 do you like to dance? a So do I. b Too I do. c Neither do I. 9 Would it be okay for you to stay later? a Neither would I. b So would I. c Too would I. 10 Would you like to come with me? a Neither would I. b I would too. c So would I. 11 Which sentence uses “neither... nor” correctly in a negative statement? a Neither the teacher nor students understood it. b Neither the teacher nor the students understood it well. c Neither the teacher nor the students understood. 12 Choose the correct option to express agreement in the negative: a So I do. b Either do I. c Neither do I. 13 Complete the sentence: I go to the party either. a doesn't b aren't c don't 14 What's the correct way to say that you don't do something either, using “so”? a I do so / I am so b So do I / So am I c So I did / So am I not 15 What is the correct past tense form of to be for “he” in a positive sentence? a He is b He was c He be 16 Complete the sentence: She to school every day. a goes b go c going 17 Which sentence uses “so” to express agreement with a verb in the present simple tense? a Tom is tired, and so I. b Tom is tired, so I. c Tom is tired, and so am I.

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Vocab: neither, either, so, tooOnline version

by Andrea Marisol Moreno Arballo

do you like coffee?

don't you like tea?

Are you coming tomorrow?

Do you love chocolate?

Would you like to go to the movies?

Do you like pizza?

Don't you like vegetables?

do you like to dance?

Would it be okay for you to stay later?

Would you like to come with me?

Which sentence uses “neither... nor” correctly in a negative statement?

Choose the correct option to express agreement in the negative:

Complete the sentence: I go to the party either.

What's the correct way to say that you don't do something either, using “so”?

What is the correct past tense form of to be for “he” in a positive sentence?

Complete the sentence: She to school every day.

Which sentence uses “so” to express agreement with a verb in the present simple tense?