NPM : 20212798
Class : 3EB10
A sentence is usually experienced in its use of repetition. Therefore we can remove it by using the word "so" and "too" if we approve a positive phrase that is often referred to as affirmative agreement. We also can use the word "neither" and "either" if it be a negative sentence or a negative agreement.
Formula Affirmative Agreement :
- So => so + auxiliary verb + subject
- Too => subject + auxiliary verb + subject
Example :
A : I'm feeling tired (simple present continuos)
B : So am I
B : I am too
Formula Negative Agreement
- Neither => neither + aux. verb + subject positive
- Either => subject + negative aux. verb + either
A : I never read newspaper (for negative sentences should not use "no" but can also use the "never".)
B : Neither do I / I don't either
Modal that can be used in a sentence : can, may, could, will, would.
Auxiliary verb :
- do/does (simple present)
- did (simple past)
- had (past perfect)
- has/have (present perfect)
Example :
A : I live in Depok
B : So do I / I do too (not "so am I" because simple present tense)
1. A : I always have a cup of coffe in the morning.
B : So do i / I do too
2. A : I didn’t enjoy the movie last night
B : Neither did / I didn’t either
3. A : I’ve here been in brasil
B : Neither have i / I havent either
4. A : I studied last night
B : So did / I did too
5 A : I don't have a car
B : Neither do i / i don't either
Group task 6
11. Jason didn’t studay last right, I didn't either / neither do I.
12. Jim can't speak Arabic, and Dick can't either / neither can dick.
Name group task :
1. Andini
2. Gita Puspita Sari
3. Linda Puspitasari
4. Merry Inriama
5. Putri Aristya Devi
6. Suhariani Habibah