So do I/

Neither do I

 

1. Insert do, did, will, does.

1. Ann goes shopping at weekends.  – So _________ I.

2. I accept payments every day. – So _________ she.

3. She went shopping yesterday. – So _________ I.

4. She will go shopping tomorrow. – So _________ I.

5. I usually spend holidays at the seaside. So _________ my friends.

6. I stay on the beach in hot weather. – So _________ the children.

7. I wear clothes in bright colours. – So _________ Betsy.

8. I usually go to the office by underground. So _________ my collegues.

9. Jack will look throught newspapers in the evening. So _________ I.

10. Yesterday the secretary had no time for lunch.  So _________ the director.

11. I skied last Sunday. So _________ the other holidaymakers.

12. Pat always drinks coffe in the morning. So _________ her husband.

13. He liked horror films. So _________ Vlad.

14. She checked in for the flight. So _________ he.

15. We put our luggage on the scales then. So _________ he.

16. She will take a boarding pass. So _________ I.

17. You will get on the train. So _________ we.

 

 

2. Agree to the statement.

1. I study foreign languages by myself. /So do my friends.

2. I go shopping myself. /I

3. People  usually reserve tickets in advance. /We

4. Ann will drive a car./Bob

5. London has over 7 million people./Moscow

6. London hotels have all modern facilities./ Moscow hotels

7. I live in a multi-storey building. /We.

8. She drinks coffee every morning./He.

9. His company will complete the construction soon. /My company.

10. This company will be a leading manufacture of pumps next year. /We

11. We delivered the last lot in September./They.

 

 

3. Insert do, did, will, does.

1. I don’t write enquiries. Neither ___________ he.

2. He doesn’t make sales reports. Neither ___________ I.

3. Mr Black doesn’t look through e-mail. Neither ___________ his secretary.

4. Mr Stanley doesn’t sell pumps. Neither ___________ Mr Smith.

5. Mr Blake won’t deliver goods immediately. Neither ___________ Mr Stanley.

6. Mr Blake doesn’t answer urgent messages. Neither ___________ she.

7. Mrs Blake didn’t speak on the phone to our suppliers. Neither ___________ Mrs Sally.

8. She didn’t check orders. Neither ___________ Mr Blake.

9. We didn’t go to the production plant. Neither ___________ Mr Brown.

10. You didn’t leave the office at 6 p.m. Neither ___________ I.

11. He won’t receive a lot of mail in summer. Neither ___________ I.

 

4. Disagree to the statement.

1. I didn’t read your enquiry. Neither did he.

2. He didn’t offer you these goods. /She.

3. I didn’t send you the latest catalogue. /My collegues.

4. I didn’t offer you a new model of this equipment. /Mr Stanley.

5. She won’t meet the customers. /I

6. We won’t discuss terms of payment. /They.

7. He doesn’t look through newspapers before work. / I

8. They don’t deal in equipment for communication. /We.

9. He doesn’t arrive at the office at 9. /We.

 

 

5. Insert am, have, was, do, did, will

1. I don’t know him. Neither _______ I.

2. I didn’t call them. Neither _______ I.

3. I wasn't laughing. – Neither _______ I.

4. I didn't find her. – Neither ______ I.

5. I wasn't invited. – Neither ______ I.

6. I have finished my work. – So _____ I.

7. haven't seen this film yet. – Neither ______ I.

8. I have a question. – So _____ I.

9. I have a car. – So _______ I.

10. I have no time. – Neither _____ I.

11. He was walking yesterday. So _____ I.

12. I don't have any money. – Neither _____ I.

13. I had a lot of work yesterday. – So _____ I.

14. He is a managing director. So ____ I.

15. This company is a leading manufacturer. So _____ that company.

 

 

6. Find matches.

I am hungry.	So is that house.
John can speak Italian.	So am I.
Maria works in this building.	Neither did I.
This house is very expensive.	So did I.
She didn't ask him about it.	So has he.
You shouldn't stay here.	So can Jack.
My task wasn't very difficult.	Neither should I.
I have been there many times.	So does Julia.
She told you the truth.	Neither was my task.

 

 

Individual task

 

1. Составьте диалог (не менее 15 реплик), чтобы в нем использовалась конструкция (So/Neither…) не менее 7 раз.