Fill in the blanks.
1‘You don’t like him.’ ‘Yes, I ...............’
Wrong!
Disagreements with negative statements are made with yes+ pronoun + auxiliary verb
2‘She doesn’t have a job.’ ‘..............., she doesn’t.’
Wrong!
Agreements with negative statements are made with ‘No + pronoun + auxiliary + n’t / not’.
3‘It is a great film.’ ‘No, it ...............’
Wrong!
Disagreements with affirmative statements are made with ‘No + pronoun + auxiliary + n’t/not’.
4Rocky cannot swim. ............... can I.
Wrong!
Negative additions to negative statements are made with nor / neither + auxiliary + subject.
5She wasn’t late but you ...............
Wrong!
Affirmative additions to negative remarks are made with but + subject + auxiliary.
6‘He is drunk.’ ‘No, he ...............’
Wrong!
Disagreements with affirmative statements are made with ‘no + pronoun + auxiliary + n’t/not’.
7He can speak German very well. ............... can I.
Wrong!
Affirmative additions to affirmative remarks are made with so + auxiliary + pronoun.
8‘He won’t come again.’ ‘Yes, he ...............’
Wrong!
Disagreements with negative statements are made with yes+ pronoun + auxiliary verb.
9‘I didn’t break it.’ ‘Yes, you ...............’
Wrong!
Disagreements with negative statements are made with yes+ pronoun + auxiliary verb
10Tom wasn’t there. ............... was his brother.
Wrong!
Negative additions to negative remarks are made with ‘nor / neither + auxiliary + subject’.
11I loved the movie but my brother ...............
Wrong!
12‘You don’t know him.’ ‘Yes, I ...............’
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- ‘You don’t like him.’ ‘Yes, I do’
- ‘She doesn’t have a job.’ ‘No, she doesn’t.’
- ‘It is a great film.’ ‘No, it isn’t’
- Rocky cannot swim. Neither can I.
- She wasn’t late but you were
- ‘He is drunk.’ ‘No, he isn’t’
- He can speak German very well. So can I.
- ‘He won’t come again.’ ‘Yes, he will’
- ‘I didn’t break it.’ ‘Yes, you did’
- Tom wasn’t there. Neither was his brother.
- I loved the movie but my brother didn’t
- ‘You don’t know him.’ ‘Yes, I do’

