Grammar Repetition Rescue

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Minimize repeats with auxiliaries

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Froggy Jumps Grammar Repetition RescueOnline version Minimize repeats with auxiliaries by Ashraf 1 Which sentence correctly avoids repeating the main verb by using an auxiliary? a She can swim, and I also swim. b She can swim, and I swim too. c She can swim, and so can I. 2 Choose the option that uses the auxiliary to avoid repetition in the past: a They visited Paris, and we visited Paris. b They visited Paris, and so we visited Paris. c They visited Paris, and so did we. 3 Which sentence uses a modal to prevent repeating the verb? a He might attend, and so might his brother. b He might attend, and so does his brother. c He might attend, and his brother attends. 4 Identify the sentence that avoids repeating the main verb with an auxiliary in questions. a Did you miss the bus, or do I miss it? b Did you miss the bus, or did I miss it? c Did you miss the bus, or did I miss the bus? 5 Choose the best option to avoid repetition in the negative form. a She doesn’t cook, and I don’t either. b She doesn’t cook, and neither I do. c She doesn’t cook, and neither do I. 6 Which sentence correctly uses an auxiliary to avoid repeating the verb in the past tense? a They finished early, and so we finished early again. b They finished early, and so did we. c They finished early, and we finished early. 7 Select the option that shows auxiliary use in a conditional statement without repetition. a If she runs late, so does his sister. b If she runs late, and so will his sister. c If she runs late, so will his sister. 8 Which sentence avoids repeating the main verb using a different auxiliary? a We can drive, and so can you. b We can drive, and we drive you. c We can drive, and you can drive. 9 Choose the sentence that uses a short answer style to prevent repetition. a Yes, I do, and so I do too. b Yes, I do, and she does too. c Yes, I do, and so does she. 10 Identify the best practice for avoiding repetition in descriptive narration. a Use auxiliary verbs or modals to replace repeated verbs. b Repeat the main verb for clarity. c Always repeat the verb for emphasis.

Froggy Jumps

Grammar Repetition RescueOnline version

Minimize repeats with auxiliaries

by Ashraf

Which sentence correctly avoids repeating the main verb by using an auxiliary?

She can swim, and I also swim.

She can swim, and I swim too.

She can swim, and so can I.

Choose the option that uses the auxiliary to avoid repetition in the past:

They visited Paris, and we visited Paris.

They visited Paris, and so we visited Paris.

They visited Paris, and so did we.

Which sentence uses a modal to prevent repeating the verb?

He might attend, and so might his brother.

He might attend, and so does his brother.

He might attend, and his brother attends.

Identify the sentence that avoids repeating the main verb with an auxiliary in questions.

Did you miss the bus, or do I miss it?

Did you miss the bus, or did I miss it?

Did you miss the bus, or did I miss the bus?

Choose the best option to avoid repetition in the negative form.

She doesn’t cook, and I don’t either.

She doesn’t cook, and neither I do.

She doesn’t cook, and neither do I.

Which sentence correctly uses an auxiliary to avoid repeating the verb in the past tense?

They finished early, and so we finished early again.

They finished early, and so did we.

They finished early, and we finished early.

Select the option that shows auxiliary use in a conditional statement without repetition.

If she runs late, so does his sister.

If she runs late, and so will his sister.

If she runs late, so will his sister.

Which sentence avoids repeating the main verb using a different auxiliary?

We can drive, and so can you.

We can drive, and we drive you.

We can drive, and you can drive.

Choose the sentence that uses a short answer style to prevent repetition.

Yes, I do, and so I do too.

Yes, I do, and she does too.

Yes, I do, and so does she.

Identify the best practice for avoiding repetition in descriptive narration.

Use auxiliary verbs or modals to replace repeated verbs.

Repeat the main verb for clarity.

Always repeat the verb for emphasis.

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Which sentence correctly avoids repeating the main verb by using an auxiliary?

Choose the option that uses the auxiliary to avoid repetition in the past:

Which sentence uses a modal to prevent repeating the verb?

Identify the sentence that avoids repeating the main verb with an auxiliary in questions.

Choose the best option to avoid repetition in the negative form.

Which sentence correctly uses an auxiliary to avoid repeating the verb in the past tense?

Select the option that shows auxiliary use in a conditional statement without repetition.

Which sentence avoids repeating the main verb using a different auxiliary?

Choose the sentence that uses a short answer style to prevent repetition.

Identify the best practice for avoiding repetition in descriptive narration.