Neither, nor, so, either (Red Line 4, Unit 2)

I am very good at football. – _____

• So am I.

• so can I.

• So do I.

• Neither do I.

• Neither am I.

I don't like sleeping in a tent. – ______

• Neither do I.

• Neither am I.

• So do I.

• So can I.

My mum and I like eating in restaurants. – _____

• Neither do we.

• So can we.

• So do we.

• We do too.

• So eat we.

She can't come to the concert. –

• So can I.

• I can too.

• Nor can I.

• I can't either.

• Neither can we.

I'm not interested in folk music. – ______

• So am I.

• So are we.

• Neither do I.

• Neither am I.

• Either am I.

I can play the trumpet. – ______

• Neither can I.

• So can I.

• I can't either.

• So do we.

• We can too.

Billy never plays computer games. – ______

• I don't either.

• Neither do I.

• So I don't.

• So do I.

• Nor do we.

Match the statements with the correct answers.

• So does a vet.

• Pork isn't eaten in Muslim countries.

• So must a scout leader.

• A ranger works with animals.

• Some aliens can't either.

• Vampires don't work during the day.

• Neither does Batman.

• Fish can't breathe air.

• Nor is beef in India.

• Teachers must know how to work with kids.

Sally wants to visit Australia and​ (a)   does her brother Mike

• so
• too
• neither
• either
• nor

I have never been to Africa and​ (a)   has my uncle​ (b)   my aunt.

• neither
• either
• so
• too
• nor