Agreeing & Disagreeing

Agreeing 🤗
Disagreeing 😒

Correlative conjunctions

Correlative conjunctions are used to compare two people, things, or actions.

Sue: 😀 I like to go camping.

Ali:

😀So do I.

Sue: 😒 I don’t like beach resorts.

Ali:

😒Neither do I.

Both Sue and Ali like to go camping. 😀😀

Neither Sue nor Ali like beach resorts.😒😒

Correlative conjunctions

both … and/ neither … nor

✅ ✅ Both…and connect two affirmative statements.

✅ 👦🏻 Rob went to the coast last summer. 🏖️

✅ 👧🏻 Sarah went to the coast last summer. 🏖️

Both Rob and Sarah went to the coast last summer. 🏖️ 🏖️

❌ ❌ Neither…nor connect two negative statements.

❌ 👦🏻 Rob didn’t go to the coast last summer.

❌ 👧🏻 Sarah didn’t go to the coast last summer.

Neither Rob nor Sarah went to the coast last summer. ❌ ❌

Multiple Choice

1. _______ Kwan _____ Jerry speak Chinese.

• Both..and

• Both...nor

• Neither...nor

• Neither...and

Multiple Choice

2. _______ Kwan _____ my parents are Korean.

• Both..and

• Both...nor

• Neither...nor

• Neither...and

Multiple Choice

3. _______ Kwan _____ Jerry live in Beijing.

• Both..and

• Both...nor

• Neither...nor

• Neither...and

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Maria doesn’t like coffee. Adam doesn’t like coffee.

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Jo was at the beach. Rob was at the beach.

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Lisa didn’t take a Chinese. Neither did Jane.

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Tom went to the mountains. So did Sarah.