5506 expressing agreement with key

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We have two ways to express our agreement

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Now fill in the sentences with the correct form of the words Don’t forget

about the grammar Look at the examples above.

I don’t like frogs she

She can swim I

They have done nothing around the house you

Peter spoke German he

I’m from Hungary he

Kathie shouldn’t answer back to her parents I

We have never been to Spain I

She was born in 1999 they

No one answered the phone I

She can’t play the violin I

We should eat less bread I

Tim loves music she

I can’t sing the other boys

My sister hasn’t got a pet Peter

We bought a car last week we

Eve isn’t good at Maths my friends

I am wearing a pair of jeans we

He isn’t lazy she

I seldom visit my grandparents Chris

Our house has got four bedrooms mine

I hardly sleep 7 hours a day my parents

I have to do the homework all students

I would like to eat an ice-cream I

They have the chance to win the race our team

Marty is waiting for his girlfriend in front of the cinema Paul

If we agree with a positive statement,

we use

so + auxiliary verb + subject

e.g A: I like classical music

B: So do I.

If we agree with a negative statement, we use

neither/nor + auxiliary verb + subject

e.g A: I don’t like watching horror films

B: Neither do I.

Be careful! There are words that express negative The following words are the most common used ones: nobody, none, nothing, no one, nowhere, nothing, seldom, rarely, scarcely, barely, hardly, deny, fail, never, only, unless, without, etc.

Now fill in the sentences with the correct form of the words Don’t forget about the grammar Look at the examples above.

I don’t like frogs Neither/Nor does she

She can swim _So can _ I

They have done nothing around the house Neither/Nor have you

Peter spoke German So did he

I’m from Hungary _ So is _ he

Kathie shouldn’t answer back to her parents Neither/Nor should _ I

We have never been to Spain _ Neither/Nor have _ I

She was born in 1999 _ So were _ they

No one answered the phone Neither/Nor did I

She can’t play the violin _ Neither/Nor can I

We should eat less bread _ So should _ I

Tim loves music So does _ she

I can’t sing Neither/Nor can the other boys

My sister hasn’t got a pet _ Neither/Nor has Peter

We bought a car last week _ So did we

Eve isn’t good at Maths _ Neither/Nor are my friends

I am wearing a pair of jeans So are we

He isn’t lazy _ Neither/Nor is _ she

I seldom visit my grandparents _ Neither/Nor does Chris

Our house has got four bedrooms So has mine

I hardly sleep 7 hours a day _ Neither/Nor do my parents

I have to do the homework So do all students

I would like to eat an ice-cream So would I

They have the chance to win the race So has our team

Marty is waiting for his girlfriend in front of the cinema So is Paul