1.
So, Too, Either, Neither
(Dinda Heldawati S. & Sri Indriana)
A.
So
So
is used to show agreement with positive statements.
To express positive agreement we
use:
So + Auxiliary Verb+ Subject
|
Example:
Ø Nadya
likes playing chess. Shandy also likes playing chess
B.
Too
Too
is used when the verb is in the affirmative form.
We can use:
Subject +
Auxiliary Verb + Too
|
Example:
Ø Nadya
like playing chess and Shandy does too.
C.
Either
Either
is used when the verb is in the negative form.
To express negative agreement we
use:
Subject +
Auxiliary Verb + Not + Either
|
Example:
Ø I
do not go to school everyday. Erna does not go to school everyday.
D.
Neither
Neither
is
used to show agreement with negative statements.
Neither +
Auxiliary Verb + Subject
|
Example:
Ø I
do not go to school everyday, neither does Erna.
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