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Sort each statement by your matching agreement response.",0,"Positive agreement uses so, then the matching verb before I. Ordinary present and past simple verbs need do and did; present and past be need am and was. Making lunch is present continuous, so it also uses am. For example: We are early. — So am I.",[],{"items":20,"categories":41},[21,24,26,29,31,34,36,39],{"text":22,"category":23},"I walk to college.","So do I.",{"text":25,"category":23},"I drink tea at night.",{"text":27,"category":28},"I’m busy today.","So am I.",{"text":30,"category":28},"I’m making lunch.",{"text":32,"category":33},"I missed breakfast.","So did I.",{"text":35,"category":33},"I cleaned the kitchen.",{"text":37,"category":38},"I was away yesterday.","So was I.",{"text":40,"category":38},"I was hungry after class.",[23,28,33,38],{"id":43,"sentenceTemplate":44,"displayOrder":45,"explanation":46,"blanks":47,"payload":48},"01a0e1ab-deaa-751a-a4c7-21c1f8861a8b","You own the same things. Match each statement to the response that follows its possession structure.",1,"Follow the structure used for possession: have got supplies the auxiliary have, whereas ordinary present-simple have takes do in the response pattern taught here. For example: My parents have a car. — So do we.",[],{"items":49,"categories":63},[50,53,55,57,59,61],{"text":51,"category":52},"I’ve got a camera.","So have I.",{"text":54,"category":52},"I’ve got two dogs.",{"text":56,"category":52},"I’ve got a blue suitcase.",{"text":58,"category":23},"I have a small garden.",{"text":60,"category":23},"I have a desk at home.",{"text":62,"category":23},"I have a guitar.",[52,23],{"id":65,"sentenceTemplate":66,"displayOrder":10,"explanation":67,"blanks":68,"payload":69},"01a0e1ab-deaa-757a-a4c7-21c1f94b74bf","You share each ability, plan or wish. Sort the statements by the matching response.","Keep the original modal in an agreement response: would for these wishes, will for these plans, and can for these abilities. Do does not replace a modal. For example: We can stay until six. — So can I.",[],{"items":70,"categories":86},[71,74,76,79,81,84],{"text":72,"category":73},"I’d like a quiet room.","So would I.",{"text":75,"category":73},"I would enjoy a short break.",{"text":77,"category":78},"I’ll phone tomorrow.","So will I.",{"text":80,"category":78},"I will bring some food.",{"text":82,"category":83},"I can fix this chair.","So can I.",{"text":85,"category":83},"I can speak Spanish.",[73,78,83],{"id":88,"sentenceTemplate":89,"displayOrder":90,"explanation":91,"blanks":92,"payload":93},"01a0e1ab-deaa-75ca-a4c7-21c1f9c79257","These negative statements are also true for you. Match each one to your response.",3,"Negative agreement uses neither without another not. Past simple didn’t requires did; present perfect haven’t requires have; can’t requires can. With several auxiliaries, use the first, so haven’t been sleeping also requires have. For example: We haven’t been invited. — Neither have I.",[],{"items":94,"categories":110},[95,98,100,103,105,108],{"text":96,"category":97},"I didn’t lock the door.","Neither did I.",{"text":99,"category":97},"I didn’t take any photos.",{"text":101,"category":102},"I haven’t read the message.","Neither have I.",{"text":104,"category":102},"I haven’t been sleeping well.",{"text":106,"category":107},"I can’t reach the top shelf.","Neither can I.",{"text":109,"category":107},"I can’t hear the speaker.",[97,102,107],{"id":112,"sentenceTemplate":113,"displayOrder":114,"explanation":115,"blanks":116,"payload":117},"01a0e1ab-deaa-7616-a4c7-21c1fa9b2458","Each statement is also true for your sister. Choose the agreement response about her.",4,"Choose so for a positive statement and neither for a negative one. Keep the original tense, but make the response verb agree with my sister: ordinary present-simple verbs need does, while present forms of be need is. Put that verb before my sister, including when be is the auxiliary in a continuous form.",[],{"items":118,"categories":134},[119,122,124,127,129,132],{"text":120,"category":121},"I work in a shop.","So does my sister.",{"text":123,"category":121},"I enjoy cycling.",{"text":125,"category":126},"I’m ready to leave.","So is my sister.",{"text":128,"category":126},"I’m learning Italian.",{"text":130,"category":131},"I’m not afraid of dogs.","Neither is my sister.",{"text":133,"category":131},"I’m not watching the match.",[121,126,131],"\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_f9fa20b3-4d0f-4962-b190-445976aa5027_hero.webp?v=1790492532",{"title":137,"slug":138,"language":139,"level":140},"So Do I and Neither Do I","so-do-i-and-neither-do-i","en","B1"]