Lighthouse Book 7 Grammar 1.2

Lighthouse Book 7 Grammar 1.2

Multiple Choice

Select the response from the list that best completes the sentence.

My cousin loves to hear stories. I love to hear stories...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

Select the response from the list that best completes the sentence.

She doesn't watch much television. I don't watch much television...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

Select the response from the list that best completes the sentence.

My uncle is a wonderful storyteller. My aunt is a wonderful storyteller...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

Select the response from the list that best completes the sentence.

He tells scary stories. She tells scary stories...

• too

• either

Multiple Select

Can you get them all correct?

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

I like to eat dim sum.

Amy likes to eat dim sum ___.

• either

• too

Multiple Choice

I don’t know how to ride a bicycle.

Joe doesn’t know how to ride a bicycle__.

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

I like to go swimming at the beach.

Mark likes to go swimming at the beach __.

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

James ____ toy cars. Peter ___ toy cars either.

• likes; likes

• like; like

• does not like; does not like

• do not like; do not like

Multiple Choice

May ___ to wear glasses. Amy ___ to wear glasses too.

• needs; needs

• need; need

• does not need; does not need

• do not need; do not need

Common Mistakes

I am not going. He isn't going too.

I'm not going. He isn't going either.

I can't wait for the opening. They can't wait for the opening too.

I can't wait for the opening. They can't wait for the opening either.

Use either after a verb with not: e.g. can't help, can't wait, can't stand, can't bear.

"I can hardly believe my eyes." "We can hardly believe our eyes too."

"I can hardly believe my eyes! " 

"We can hardly believe our eyes either." 

can + hardly = can + not

Use either after a negative adverb: e.g. hardly, barely, seldom, rarely, never.

Storytelling

Select the response from the list that best completes the sentence. 

Multiple Choice

My cousin loves to hear stories. I love to hear stories...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

She doesn't watch much television. I don't watch much television...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

My uncle is a wonderful storyteller. My aunt is a wonderful storyteller...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

He tells scary stories. She tells scary stories...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

I cannot guess the endings. My cousin can't...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

My uncle has a hundred or more stories, and my aunt has ...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

He rarely repeats a story, and she rarely does...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

I like the use of their hands and faces. My cousin...

• do too

• does too

• do either

• does either

Multiple Choice

I wish I could tell stories well. My father sometimes wishes he could...

• too

• either

Multiple Choice

I will never forget their stories. The family...

• will too

• won't too

• will either

• won't either