Quiz on also and too

Using 'also' in a sentence, I like to play basketball, and I also enjoy swimming.

• and I also enjoy swimming.

• and I too enjoy swimming.

• and I also hate swimming.

• and I also like to play soccer.

Using 'also' in a sentence, She is good at singing, and she also plays the guitar.

• She is good at singing, and she too plays the guitar.

• She is good at singing, and she also dances.

• She is good at singing, and she also plays the guitar.

• She is good at singing, and she also cooks.

Using 'also' in a sentence, They went to the beach, and they also visited the museum.

• They went to the beach, and they also went to work.

• They went to the beach, and they also watched a movie.

• They went to the beach, and they also ate dinner.

• They went to the beach, and they also visited the museum.

Using 'also' in a sentence, He likes to read books, and he also likes to watch movies.

• He likes to read books, therefore he also likes to watch movies.

• He likes to read books, so he also likes to watch movies.

• He likes to read books, but he also likes to watch movies.

• He likes to read books, and he also likes to watch movies.

Using 'also' in a sentence, I have a dog, and I also have a cat.

• I have a dog, and I also have a cat.

• I have a dog, and I also have a fish.

• I have a dog, and I also have a horse.

• I have a dog, and I also have a bird.

Using 'too' in a sentence, She likes ice cream, and I like it too.

• also

• neither

• either

• too

Using 'too' in a sentence, He is going to the party, and I am going too.

• tow

• two

• to

• too

Using 'too' in a sentence, They are excited about the trip, and we are excited too.

• also

• never

• always

• too

Using 'too' in a sentence, I want to go shopping, and my friend wants to go too.

• also

• too

• instead

• never

Using 'too' in a sentence, She is tired, and I am tired too.

• I am tired too.

• She is not tired too.

• I am not tired too.

• She is tired too.