So/Neither
I have traveled (we)
So have we.
They ____________ their presentation any longer.
(postpone)
They would rather not postpone their presentation any longer.
__________ will it take you to graduate?
(how long / how long time / how much long)
How long will it take you to graduate?
Don't forget you need to talking to me this afternoon about the new staffyou hired.
Don't forget you need to talk to me this afternoon about the new staffyou hired.
The nerd might not remind the teacher about the homeowrk.
Neither might I.
Selena ______ her sister's birthday party days ago.
(Organize)
Selena would rather have organized her sister's birthday party days ago.
It _____ take Augustine a few years to get over James.
(should/ had / was)
It should take Augustine a few years to get over James.
My boyfriend used to don't watch cartoons when he was younger.
My boyfriend didn't use to watch cartoons when he was younger.
The girls won't bring soda. (the boys)
Neither will the boys.
My uncles _________ their appointments with you, Sylvia. (schedule)
My uncles would rather schedule their appointments with you, Sylvia
It _______ forty minutes to go downtown by bus.
(usually takes / always take / never took)
It usually takes forty minutes to go downtown by bus.
I had been worked for 2 hours before the power went off.
I had been working for 2 hours before the power went off.
The kids were playing in the backyard. (the dog)
So was the dog.
________ he ______ his meals at night or during the weekend? (Plan)
Would he rather plan his meals at night or during the weekend?
It took Richard 10 years _______ those tricks. (learn)
It took Richard 10 years to learn those tricks.
Minutes before you came here, you dog had ate all the cake.
Minutes before you came here, you dog had eaten all the cake.
They could speak 2 languagues. (I)
So could I.
My boss, James, _______ from anybody else's cup.
(drink)
My boss, James, would rather not from anybody else's cup.
It might take Sally a few more weeks to ____ speak in front of her staff.
( can to / be able to / could)
It might take Sally a few more weeks to be able to speak in front of her staff.
She was already playing in the backyard for two hours when it started raining.
She had already been playing in the backyard for two hours when it started raining.