Fill in the blanks.
1I liked the movie but my wife ...............
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...but my wife didn't like it.
2'Is James coming to the party?' '...............'
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3James does not have a car and ............... Peter.
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4'I don't watch TV.' '...............'
Select 2 answers.
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We neither neither or nor to add a negative remark to another negative remark.
5I like warm weather but my wife ...............
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6Peter didn't come but Mark ...............
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7'Where is James?' 'He ............... here a few minutes ago.'
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8'Do you think it will rain?' 'I ...............'
Select 2 answers.
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I hope not means the same as I hope it doesn't.
9'Do you think they have been invited?' 'I ...............'
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10'I don't want to go.' '............... do I.'
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11She used to work here but she ............... anymore.
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12'Please help me.' 'I'm sorry. I ...............'
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Use can't to express present inability.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- I liked the movie but my wife didn’t
- ‘Is James coming to the party?’ ‘I hope so‘
- James does not have a car and neither does Peter.
- ‘I don’t watch TV.’ ‘Neither do I/Nor do I‘
- I like warm weather but my wife doesn’t
- Peter didn’t come but Mark did
- ‘Where is James?’ ‘He was here a few minutes ago.’
- ‘Do you think it will rain?’ ‘I hope not/hope it doesn’t‘
- ‘Do you think they have been invited?’ ‘I suppose so‘
- ‘I don’t want to go.’ ‘Either could be used here do I.’
- She used to work here but she doesn’t anymore.
- ‘Please help me.’ ‘I’m sorry. I can’t‘

