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Addition of Positive or Negative Remarks

June 13, 2024 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

1. I 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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3. James does not have a car and ............................ Peter.

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4. 'I don't watch TV.' '.............................'

Please select 2 correct answers

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We neither neither or nor to add a negative remark to another negative remark.

5. I like warm weather but my wife .............................

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6. Peter 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 ..............................'

Please select 2 correct 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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11. She 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.

Answers

  1. I liked the movie but my wife didn’t.
  2. ‘Is James coming to the party?’ ‘I hope so.’
  3. James does not have a car and neither does Peter.
  4. ‘I don’t watch TV.’ ‘Neither / Nor do I.’
  5. I like warm weather but my wife does not.
  6. Peter didn’t come but Mark did.
  7. ‘Where is James?’ ‘He was here a few minutes ago.’
  8. ‘Do you think it will rain?’ ‘I hope not.’
  9. ‘Do you think they have been invited?’ ‘I suppose so.’
  10. ‘I don’t want to go.’ ‘Neither/Nor do I.’
  11. She used to work here but she doesn’t anymore.
  12. ‘Please help me.’ ‘I’m sorry. I can’t’

 

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