ELLIPSIS QUIZS

That class didn't submit the assignment yesterday. (past simple tense)

• Neither did this class.

• This class submitted the assignment yesterday.

• This class didn't submit the assignment yesterday.

• This class will submit the assignment tomorrow.

"We're not playing badminton now." (present continuous tense)

• "Neither are we." (present continuous tense)

• "We are playing badminton now." (present continuous tense)

• "We weren't playing badminton now." (past continuous tense)

• "We will not play badminton now." (future tense)

"I don't like coffee" (present simple tense)

• "neither do I" (present simple tense)

• "I like tea" (present simple tense)

• "I didn't like coffee" (past simple tense)

• "I don't want coffee" (present simple tense)

"Our group has present the assignment last Wednesday." (present perfect tense)

• "So have my group." (present perfect tense)

• "My group presented the assignment last Wednesday." (simple past tense)

• "Our group will present the assignment next Wednesday." (future tense)

• "My group has been presenting the assignment last Wednesday." (present perfect continuous tense)

We were doing our homework at that time.

• So was I.

• I am doing my homework now.

• We will do our homework later.

• They were doing their homework yesterday.

Our teacher wasn't upset when I enter the class.

• Neither was our teacher.

• Our teacher was upset when I entered the class.

• Our teacher is upset when I enter the class.

• Our teacher wasn't upset when I entered the class.

They attend English Course every Wednesday.

• So do we

• They do not attend English Course every Wednesday.

• We attend English Course every Wednesday.

• They attended English Course every Wednesday.

"My school will cut students with long hair." (future tense)

• "So will our school." (future tense)

• "My school has cut students with long hair." (past tense)

• "Our school will not allow long hair." (future tense)

• "Students with long hair will be cut by our school." (future tense)

I haven't watched The Avengers movie.

• Neither have I.

• I have watched The Avengers movie.

• Yes, I have seen it.

• I will watch it soon.

"I can finish all the homeworks today." (modal verbs; can, may, should, etc...)

• "So can we." (modal verbs; can, may, should, etc...)

• "So may we." (modal verbs; can, may, should, etc...)

• "So should we." (modal verbs; can, may, should, etc...)

• "So must we." (modal verbs; can, may, should, etc...)