F3_2.6_So, too, neither/nor, not either

^{Choose the correct answer.}

Ola: Luther and Alex are training for the mini-marathon.

Jules: Really, _____ !

• so do I

• so am I

• so are they

^{Choose the correct answer.}

Lior: I hope we can win the game today.

Felicia: Yeah, _____ , but I’m feeling a little nervous, I have to say.

• so we can

• so have I

• so do I

^{Choose the correct answer.}

Laurie: Eddy can run 100 metres in under 14 seconds!

Harriet: Well, _____ !

• Mark can too

• so does Mark too

• so does Mark

^{Choose the correct answer.}

Renata: Lucy is going to do a course in judo.

Sherrie: _____ Judith. Maybe they’ll be in the same class.

• So does

• So is

• So will

^{Choose the correct answer.}

Eddie: I want to meet United in the next round of the cup.

Ryan: Yeah, _____ .

• us too

• you too

• me too

^{Choose the correct translation for the Polish part of the sentence.}

I won’t cheat in a match and James _____ (również nie).

• won’t neither

• won’t either

• won’t too

^{Choose the correct translation for the Polish part of the sentence.}

Sammy had never visited such a big stadium before and _____ (ja też nie).

• neither have I

• neither had I

• nor me

^{Choose the correct translation for the Polish part of the sentence.}

None of the other runners want to re-start the race and _____ (my również nie).

• nor us

• nor we

• nor do we

^{Choose the correct translation for the Polish part of the sentence.}

James says he shouldn’t have to take a blood test, so _____ (ja także nie powinieniem).

• neither should I

• nor shouldn't I

• I shouldn't too

^{Choose the correct translation for the Polish part of the sentence.}

We hadn’t seen the results immediately after the game and _____ (oni też nie).

• neither they too

• neither had they

• nor them