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So am I, neither am I Exercise

July 13, 2014 B1pdf

Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 9 answered
1"I am tired." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "So am I" to agree with a positive sentence using "am".
2"I am not happy with this decision." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "Neither am I" to agree with a negative sentence using "am".
3"I was depressed." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "So was I" to agree with a positive sentence using "was".
4"I didn't know the answer." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "Neither did I" to agree with a negative sentence in the past simple.
5"I enjoyed the movie." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "So did I" to agree with a positive sentence in the past simple.
6"I've got a headache." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "So have I" to agree with a positive sentence using "have got".
7"I have lost his phone number." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "So have I" to agree with a positive sentence in the present perfect.
8"I can't swim." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "Neither can I" to agree with a negative sentence using "can".
9"I didn't go." "..............."
Wrong!
Use "Neither did I" to agree with a negative sentence in the past simple.

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Answers

  1. “I am tired.” “So am I“
  2. “I am not happy with this decision.” “Neither am I“
  3. “I was depressed.” “So was I“
  4. “I didn’t know the answer.” “Neither did I“
  5. “I enjoyed the movie.” “So did I“
  6. “I’ve got a headache.” “So have I“
  7. “I have lost his phone number.” “So have I“
  8. “I can’t swim.” “Neither can I“
  9. “I didn’t go.” “Neither did I“

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