Fill in the blanks.
1I don't watch TV. I ............... .
Wrong!
Use "don't either" to agree with a negative statement after the subject.
2She didn't come, and ............... her husband.
Wrong!
Use "neither did" before the subject to agree with a negative past simple statement.
3I was tired, and ............... the others.
Wrong!
Use "so were" before the subject to agree with a positive statement with "be".
4I went there yesterday. ............... I.
Wrong!
Use "So did" before the subject to agree with a positive past simple statement.
5I don't drink coffee. ............... do I.
Wrong!
Use "Neither" before the auxiliary and subject to agree with a negative statement.
6She didn't call. ............... she write.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "Nor did" or "Neither did" before the subject to add another negative action.
7He doesn't speak English. His brother ............... .
Wrong!
Use "doesn't either" after the subject to agree with a negative present simple statement.
8I have never ridden a horse. ............... I.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "Nor have" or "Neither have" before the subject to agree with a negative present perfect statement.
9I couldn't solve the puzzle. ............... she.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "Neither could" or "Nor could" before the subject to agree with a negative statement with "could".
10He will come, and ............... his family.
Wrong!
Use "so will" before the subject to agree with a positive statement with "will".
11She didn't pass her driving test. I ............... .
Wrong!
Use "didn't either" after the subject to agree with a negative past simple statement.
12I like cheese. ............... I.
Wrong!
Use "So do" before the subject to agree with a positive present simple statement.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- I don’t watch TV. I don’t either .
- She didn’t come, and neither did her husband.
- I was tired, and so were the others.
- I went there yesterday. So did I.
- I don’t drink coffee. Neither do I.
- She didn’t call. Nor did / Neither did she write.
- He doesn’t speak English. His brother doesn’t either .
- I have never ridden a horse. Nor have / Neither have I.
- I couldn’t solve the puzzle. Neither could / Nor could she.
- He will come, and so will his family.
- She didn’t pass her driving test. I didn’t either .
- I like cheese. So do I.
