Past perfect / So & neither

Read the conversations. Choose the correct responses. (There may be

more than one.)

A: When I was a kid, I never went anywhere without my good luck charm.

B: Really? That's funny. _________

• Neither was I.

• Neither did I.

• I did too.

• I didn't either.

Read the conversation. Choose the correct responses. (There may be

more than one.)

A: I always make a wish before I blow out the candles on my birthday cake.

B: _________. But my wishes never come true!

• I am too

• So do I

• I don't either

A: I'm always losing things - my umbrella, my keys, and stuff like that.

B: _________. I guess we're both a bit forgetful.

• So am I

• So do I

• Neither did I

• I am too

A: Something weird happened to me once. Like really weird. I had a dream, and it came true.

B: Really? ________. Actually, it scared me a little.

• So did I

• Neither did I

• I did too

• I was too

A: So many people claim they've seen UFOs, but I've never seen one.

B: ________. Actually, I don't believe they exist.

• Neither have I

• I wasn't either

• I haven't either

A: A few times, I've had the strange feeling I've been somewhere before - you know, like deja vu.

B: __________. It's weird, isn't it?

• So have I

• I haven't either

• I am too

A: Some people believe in telepathy. but not me. I don't believe you can read people's minds.

B: _________. I never know what other people are thinking.

• Neither do I

• I'm not either

• I don't either

Read the order in which the events happened and then choose between the past simple or past perfect forms to complete the sentences.

First, I wrote a letter. Second, I showed him the letter.

→ I showed him a letter that ______.

• I wrote

• I had written

Read the order in which the events happened and then choose between the past simple or past perfect forms to complete the sentences.

First, it rained. Second, I looked through the window.

→ When I ____ through the window, it _____.

• had looked / had rained

• looked / had rained

• lookt / raint

First, he bought a T-shirt in the sales. Second, he gave it to me.

→ He ____ me a T-shirt that he _____ in the sales.

• did give / did buy

• had gotten / bought

• had gotten / had bought

• gave / had bought