so, too, neither, either (Transitions 2)

so

100

Her sister can swim. my sister

So can my sister.

200

Albert has a problem. / Peter

So does Peter.

300

They were dancing salsa. / we

So were we.

400

I bought a new pair of shoes. / she

So did she.

500

You should carry a coat. / they

So should they.

too

100

Lily likes ice-cream. / Clara

Clara does too.

200

Jason is very polite. / Fred

Fred is too.

300

They were watching a movie. / I

I was too.

400

You must be quiet. / Alisson

Alisson must too.

500

She has gone to Canada. / I

I have too.

neither

100

Mrs. Davis won't attend the meeting. / James

Neither will James.

200

I didn't buy milk. / he

Neither did he.

300

You don't take French classes. / Alex

Neither does Alex.

400

Alan hasn't finished the test. / they

Neither have they.

500

She wasn't cleaning the room. / I

Neither was I.

either

100

They don't like waking up early. / I

I don't either.

200

Claire is not a good dancer. / you

You aren't either.

300

You didn't go to the library. / she

She didn't either.

400

Ellen can't sing. / they

They can't either.

500

The girls aren't running in the court. / Frank

Frank isn't either.

Disagree

100

I like pizza.

Good for you! But, I __________

don't

200

I would like to drink a beer.

Oh! We __________

wouldn't

300

I don't understand the class, but my friend ___________.

does

400

A: I don’t eat fast food, but my brother ______.
B: She doesn’t drive, but her husband ______.

A: does

B: does

500

A: I wasn’t invited, but she ______.
B: I haven’t tried sushi, but my friends ______.
C: I can’t drive, but my sister ______.
D: I won’t be late, but he ______.

A:  was

B: have 

C: can

D:will