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So Do I, Neither Do I | Grammar Exercise

June 15, 2017 - A2pdf

Complete the following pieces of conversation.

Notes

The structure ‘so do I’ or ‘so am I’ is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.

After adding a negative idea, we can add another negative idea using the expression ‘neither did I’ or ‘neither am I’.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1'I'm tired.' ...............
Wrong!
The structure 'so do I' or 'so am I' is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.
2'I was late.' '...............'
Wrong!
The structure 'so do I' or 'so am I' is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.
3'I didn't like that film.' '...............'
Wrong!
After adding a negative idea, we can add another negative idea using the expression 'neither did I' or 'neither am I'.
4'I didn't finish it.' '...............'
Wrong!
5'I like coffee.' '...............'
Wrong!
The structure 'so do I' or 'so am I' is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.
6'I can swim.' '...............'
Wrong!
The structure 'so do I' or 'so am I' is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.
7'I'm staying for another two days.' '...............'
Wrong!
The structure 'so do I' or 'so am I' is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.
8'She has a degree in physics.' '...............'
Wrong!
The structure 'so do I' or 'so am I' is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.
9'I don't have his number.' '...............'
Wrong!
After adding a negative idea, we can add another negative idea using the expression 'neither did I' 'neither have I' or 'neither am I'.
10'I found the problem very hard.' '...............'
Wrong!
The structure 'so do I' or 'so am I' is used to add to the sentence before. It uses the same auxiliary verb as in the previous sentence.
11Maria can sing beautifully and ...............
Wrong!
12'I had never seen so much food in my life.' '...............'
Wrong!
After adding a negative idea, we can add another negative idea using the expression 'neither did I' or 'neither am I'.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. ‘I’m tired.’ So am I
  2. ‘I was late.’ ‘So was I‘
  3. ‘I didn’t like that film.’ ‘Neither did I‘
  4. ‘I didn’t finish it.’ ‘Neither did I‘
  5. ‘I like coffee.’ ‘So do I‘
  6. ‘I can swim.’ ‘So can I‘
  7. ‘I’m staying for another two days.’ ‘So am I‘
  8. ‘She has a degree in physics.’ ‘So have I‘
  9. ‘I don’t have his number.’ ‘Neither have I‘
  10. ‘I found the problem very hard.’ ‘So did I‘
  11. Maria can sing beautifully and so can her sister
  12. ‘I had never seen so much food in my life.’ ‘Neither had I‘
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