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LESSON
Coordination with too, so, either , and neither
GRAMMAR
STUDY Coordination with too, so, either, and neither
Diana likes to garden, and Amaya does , too.
Diana doesn’t like sports, and Amaya doesn’t either.
Diana is an assistant, and so is Amaya.
Diana is not a big sports fan, and neither is Amaya.
PRACTICE
A Complete each sentence.
1. Amaya will support the school team, and so will Diana.
2. They didn’t go to the basketball game, and neither we.
3. I haven’t tried the new restaurant, and Maria either.
4. She has seen that movie, and so I.
5. He’s going to the game on Saturday, and we , too.
6. Sal didn’t go to the game, and Paula either.
B On a separate piece of paper, combine the sentencesinto one, using too, so, either, or neither.
1. Richard follows sports. Tom follows sports.
Richard follows sports, and Tom does, too.
Richard follows sports, and so does Tom.
2. Jun doesn’t like gardening. Maria doesn’t
like gardening.
3. Abed hasn’t worked here long. Chong Li hasn’t
worked here long.
4. Diana ate lunch in her office yesterday. Amaya ate lunch in her office yesterday.
5. Tania can’t come to the reception. Ravi can’t come to the reception.
6. The dean will come to the meeting. The Activities director will come to the meeting.
PAIRS Talk to your partner and find six things you have in common.
Then meet with another pair and share what you learned.
Kim enjoys playing soccer, and so do I.
Too / Either
So / Neither
WHAT ABOUT YOU?
In conversation, the more
informal me, too and me ,
neither are common.
Grammar Note
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