Smart Choice Level 3 Unit 1 Grammar Grammar
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Smart Choice Level 3 Unit 1 - Grammar
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Use “so” if you agree with an affirmative sentence. I’m tired. So am I. Use the verb before the subject. So I am. (x) So am I. (o)
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Use “so” if you agree with an affirmative sentence. She is hungry. So is he. Use the verb before the subject. So he is. (x) So is he. (o)
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m a student. Student B: (I) Student B: So am I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m a student. Student B: (she) Student B: So is she.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m a student. Student B: (he) Student B: So is he.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m a student. Student B: (they) Student B: So are they.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Use “neither” if you agree with a negative sentence. I’m not sleepy. Neither am I. Use the verb before the subject. Neither I am. (x) Neither am I. (o)
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Use “neither” if you agree with a negative sentence. She isn’t angry. Neither is he. Use the verb before the subject. Neither he is. (x) Neither is he. (o)
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m not a professor. Student B: (I) Student B: Neither am I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m not a professor. Student B: (she) Student B: Neither is she.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m not a professor. Student B: (he) Student B: Neither is he.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I’m not a professor. Student B: (they) Student B: Neither are they.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Always use an affirmative verb with “neither. ” She isn’t hungry. Neither isn’t she. (x) Neither is she. (o) They can’t swim. Neither can’t I. (x) Neither can I. (o)
Grammar – “so” and “neither” We use the helping verbs be can do with “so” and “neither. ”
Grammar – “so” and “neither” If the verb in the first sentence is BE, use BE in the second sentence. BE = BE A: He is hungry. B: So am I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Possible Verb Forms for Agreeing with So and Neither Verb Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense BE am is are was were am is are CAN can X X did am is are OTHER VERBS do does
Grammar – “so” and “neither” If the verb in the first sentence is CAN or CAN’T, use CAN in the second sentence. CAN = CAN A: She can’t play the piano. B: Neither can I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Possible Verb Forms for Agreeing with So and Neither Verb Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense BE am is are was were am is are CAN can X X did am is are OTHER VERBS do does
Grammar – “so” and “neither” All other verbs, use DO in the second sentence. ALL OTHER VERBS = DO A: They like pizza. B: So do I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Possible Verb Forms for Agreeing with So and Neither Verb Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense BE am is are was were am is are CAN can X X did am is are OTHER VERBS do does
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I can swim. Student B: ? ? ? Student B: So can I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I like kimchi. Student B: (he) Student B: So does he.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I am hungry. Student B: (they) Student B: So are they.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I didn’t study. Student B: (I) Student B: Neither did I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I can’t cook. Student B: (she) Student B: Neither can she.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Practice Agreeing: Student A: I wasn’t absent. Student B: (we) Student B: Neither were we.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Possible Verb Forms for Agreeing with So and Neither Verb Present Tense Past Tense Future Tense BE am is are was were am is are CAN can X X did am is are OTHER VERBS do does
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Follow the Steps: 1. So or Neither? 2. be, can, do? 3. Verb tense?
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Now Practice! 1. A: We loved the movie. B: ________ we. So did 2. A: I don’t understand this. Neither do B: ________ I. 3. A: She can’t leave now. Neither can B: ________ he. 4. A: I’m going to take a vacation soon. So am B: ________ I. 5. A: I think hiking is boring. So do B: ________ I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Now Practice! 6. A: We didn’t go scuba diving. Neither did B: ________ we. 7. A: He can come for dinner. So can B: ________ she. 8. A: I’m not going to stay out late tonight. Neither am B: ________ I. 9. A: I’m having a lot of fun. So am B: ________ I. 10. A: She isn’t saying anything. Neither is B: ________ he.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” If you use “so” or “neither” with a noun rather than a pronoun, change the noun to a pronoun to determine the correct verb form to use.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” A: I am hungry. B: So ______ is my brother = he
Grammar – “so” and “neither” A: She isn’t tired. B: Neither ______ are my friends = they
Grammar – “so” and “neither” A: I read many books. B: So ______ does my sister = she
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing Agree = When two people or groups are THE SAME. I’m happy. And I’m happy. So am I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing Agree = When two people or groups are THE SAME. I’m not tall. And I’m not tall. Neither am I.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing Disagree = When two people or groups are DIFFERENT. I’m happy. I’m not.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing Disagree = When two people or groups are DIFFERENT. I’m not sad. I’m sad. I am.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing I’m tired. So am I. I’m not!
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing She is hungry. So is he. She isn’t.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing I’m not sleepy. Neither am I. He is.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing She isn’t angry. Neither is he. We are!
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing They can swim. So can he. He can’t.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing She studied hard. So did he. He didn’t.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Agreeing and Disagreeing He doesn’t sing well Neither does he. She does.
Grammar – “so” and “neither” Person 1 Person 2 You use… + + So - - Neither - Negative Verb (not) + - + Affirmative Verb
Grammar – “so” and “neither” 1 st Sentence 2 nd Sentence BE BE CAN/CAN’T CAN ALL OTHER VERBS DO am/is/are-present was/were-past am/is/are-future can do/does-present did-past am/is/are-future
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