546 agreeing disagreeing

Too / either Put too or either: # We use too and either at the end of a sentence I’m happy  I’m happy……… We use too after a positive verb: I’m not hungry  I’m not hungry …………… - I’m happy  I’m happy too I’m tired  I’m tired ……………… - I enjoyed the film  I enjoyed it too It rained on Saturday  It rained on Sunday ……… - Mary is a doctor  Her husband is a doctor too Ann can’t drive a car  She can’t ride a bike ……… I don’t smoke  I don’t smoke …………… # We use either after a negative verb: (am not / isn’t, can’t,Jane’s etc) mother is a teacher  Her father is a - I’m not happy  I’m not happy either teacher …………… - I can’t cook  I can’t cook either - Bill doesn’t watch TV  He doesn’t read newspapers either Answer with So…I I’m hungry  I want to go home now  I’ll be late tomorrow  So am I (=I am too), etc - I’m tired  So am I - I work in a bank  So I - etc Neither am I (= I’m not either), etc - Ann can’t cook  Neither can Tom - I never eat meat  Neither I So Neither Am / is / are … / does … Can … Will … Answer with Neither… I I can’t play the piano  I’m not working tomorrow  I don’t know them very well  You are talking to Maria Write true answers about yourself Where possible, use So… I or Neither… I I’m tired I can’t play tennis I’m learning English I can ride a bicycle I like dancing I don’t like cold weather I don’t go to the cinema very often I’m going out on the weekend