Test 16: Additions to remarks

English Grammar Tests » Test 16: Additions to remarks

- Additions to remarks

- Don’t you know I’m a football fan?
- ___ . I shout for Galatasaray.
- A) Not, did I
- B) He is too
- C) So am I
- D) Either do I
- E) Neither was I
Our professor thinks we like his subject. What about yours?
- A) So does he.
- B) No, our professor is very young.
- C) Our students don’t know anything.
- D) Yes, the student’s life is not sugar and candy.
- E) Ours is the best in the world.
“I don’t like reptiles.”
- A) Neither am I.
- B) So do I.
- C) Neither do I.
- D) I don’t like them too.
- E) Me to.
I am fond of reading.
- A) So do I
- B) Neither can he
- C) So wasn’t he
- D) So is my son
- E) I am either
“I like skating.”
- A) So do I
- B) Neither do I
- C) Neither does he
- D) So is he
- E) I did too
Tom: I won’t have any more.
Ann: ___ .
- A) So shall I
- B) So do I
- C) Neither do I
- D) Neither shall I
- E) Nor I shall
I haven’t heard him sing.
- A) Neither had we.
- B) Neither has my friend.
- C) I haven’t either.
- D) So do I.
- E) So have he.
- “My friend can’t go to the theatre tonight.”
- ___ .
- A) Neither can I
- B) So can I
- C) I don’t either
- D) Neither do I
- E) So can he
- I haven’t read “David Copperfield” by Charles Dickens.
- A) Neither has my brother.
- B) Neither can I.
- C) So, did I
- D) Either does he.
- E) Haven’t they?
She didn’t see anyone she knew, and ___ did Nick.
- A) either
- B) or
- C) neither
- D) still
- E) too
- My brother is going to enter the Institute.
- ___ .
- A) So is my sister.
- B) Neither am I
- C) So did my brother.
- D) Nor can I
- E) Neither do we.
- I’ve never been to England.
- ___ . But I hope I shall visit it some day.
- ___ . Now that our country has become independent we’ve got more chances of visiting other countries.
- A) I was there/So shall I
- B) I wasn’t there/Neither shall I
- C) Neither have I/So do I
- D) Really?/Yes, I shall
- E) So have I/Neither do I
I can never find my books.
- A) Neither can I.
- B) Her too.
- C) Neither does she.
- D) I can’t too.
- E) We can either.
I wasn’t at school when I heard the news.
- A) So did I.
- B) Yes, I was.
- C) Did you?
- D) Neither were they.
- E) No, she wasn’t.
- I do not like porridge at all.
- ___ .
- A) So do I
- B) Neither did we
- C) Neither does your sister
- D) Won’t you?
- E) Neither am I
- He saw nobody in the room, and you?
- ___ .
- A) neither did I
- B) so did I
- C) neither do I
- D) so do I
- E) I either
- I am proud of my country, and you?
- ___ .
- A) so we do
- B) so did we
- C) so are we
- D) we too
- E) we also.
- His uncle is a very clever man.
- And ___ .
- A) his father too.
- B) his father also.
- C) so does his father
- D) so is his father.
- E) so his father is.
- I don’t like people who tell lies, and you?
- ___ . I just hate them.
- A) I too
- B) I also
- C) So do I
- D) Neither do I
- E) I am also
- My little brother is very clever.
- ___ .
- A) so was mine
- B) so is mine
- C) my is too
- D) mine is either
- E) neither is mine
A: George is a student, and you ?
B: ___ .
- A) He is
- B) So am I
- C) A student
- D) Yes, I am
- E) Yes, I do
- I have never been to England.
- ___ .
- A) Me so
- B) Neither was I
- C) Neither have I
- D) Neither did I
- E) So have I
- I don’t like football.
- ___ .
- A) So does Ann.
- B) Ann does neither.
- C) Ann doesn’t too.
- D) Neither doesn’t Ann.
- E) Neither does Ann.
- Douglas can’t cope with the task.
- ___ .
- A) His friends can’t too
- B) So can his friends
- C) I can’t either
- D) Neither can I
- E) His friends can’t neither
- Her hopes were realized.
- ___ .
- A) Mine did too
- B) My were too
- C) Mine were either
- D) Her were too
- E) So were mine
- Albert is seldom in time for his classes.
- ___ .
- A) John is too
- B) So is John
- C) I do too
- D) His friends aren’t either
- E) Neither aren’t his friends
- Alex had to stay in bed for 5 days.
- ___ .
- A) I had to
- B) So did I
- C) Pier had too
- D) So had I
- E) I do too
- He was hardly upset when he heard the news.
- ___ .
- A) I wasn’t either
- B) So was I
- C) His friend was too
- D) Neither I was
- E) Neither was I
- He has no money.
- ___ .
- A) I don’t either.
- B) Either have I.
- C) I haven’t neither.
- D) Neither do I.
- E) I do too.
- It’s raining and I have to stay at home.
- ___ .
- A) Linda have too.
- B) Linda does too.
- C) So does Linda.
- D) Linda has so.
- E) Linda does either.
- Brian had English yesterday.
- ___ .
- A) So did I.
- B) So had I.
- C) I didn’t too.
- D) So does I.
- E) Neither did I.
- She has lived in Moscow for 20 years.
- ___ .
- A) I do too.
- B) So do I.
- C) I have too.
- D) So have I.
- E) Neither have I.
My sister has graduated from the University.
- A) So is my sister
- B) Her sister has either
- C) So has his brother
- D) Neither did mine
- E) So do they
A: I’ll not go back with my car, and you?
B: ___ .
- A) Neither shall I
- B) Neither do I
- C) So shall I
- D) Neither are we
- E) Me too
- I had to help my mother about the house.
- ___ .
- A) Neither had I
- B) Either hadn’t we
- C) So had I
- D) So did I
- E) So do I
The thief had to run out of the shop when the policeman began shooting.
- A) the customers had to
- B) so the customers did
- C) so had the customers
- D) so did the customers
- E) neither did the customers
The guide would like the tourists to see the centre of the city.
- A) They wouldn’t either.
- B) Neither would they.
- C) So should they.
- D) A so they would.
- E) So would they.
You mustn’t stay on the beach in hot weather.
- A) You can’t either.
- B) Neither must you.
- C) Neither you must.
- D) Mustn’t you either.
- E) You don’t have either.
She never liked to wear clothes in bright colors.
- A) Neither I did.
- B) So did her friend.
- C) Her friend did either.
- D) Neither did her mother.
- E) Her mother either didn’t.
Betsy always goes to the country for weekends.
- A) Neither does her friend.
- B) We don’t either.
- C) So do we.
- D) So they do.
- E) He doesn’t either.
My friend doesn’t like detective stories.
- A) Neither do I.
- B) Neither I do.
- C) I do either.
- D) So do I.
- E) I do neither.
- Have you got any hobbies?
- Yes, I have. I like English.
- ___ .
- A) So have I
- B) So has he
- C) Neither have I
- D) So do I
- E) Neither do you
- I don’t like horror films, and you?
- ___ . I can’t sleep after seeing such films. I like fantastic films.
- ___ . I’ve got some at home.
- A) Yes, do / I don’t like them
- B) No, don’t / I like it
- C) Neither do I / So do I
- D) So do I / Neither do I
- E) Neither I do / So I do

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