Ingles_2do_anyo_B_1_l17-l22

LESSON
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Somebody likes the same as me
A. Write four sentences about what food, movie, music, sport you like in the chart. In groups of three
complete the chart asking your partners about your sentences. Tell the class how similar you are.
Things you like Name 1: Name 2:
1. ____________________________________________ ________________ ______________
2. ____________________________________________ ________________ ______________
3. ____________________________________________ ________________ ______________
4. ____________________________________________ ________________ ______________
I love hamburgers. So does Luis but Carla doesn't
Agreements: Additions (neither / nor / either)
Use neither or nor, either to express agreement or similarity in negative statements with another
speaker without repeating the information.
Brenda doesn't like video arcades. Neither does Silvia. (Silvia doesn't like video arcades either)
aux noun
Additions are always used with a form of be or an auxiliary verb or a modal verb.
. ytsr ihttonm' rehtieN
.Ima tonm' I .rehtie Iro
Tom isn't going to the movies. rehtieN
are we. or We aren't .rehtie
Jack and Ben weren't late. rehtieN
were you. or You weren't .rehtie
Lucia didn't see the video. rehtieN
did Paul. or Paul didn't .rehtie
She hasn't been in Madrid. rehtieN
have I. or I haven't .rehtie
I won't go to the museum. rehtieN
will Carol. or Carol won't .rehtie
Children mustn't swim here. rehtieN
must adults. or Adults mustn't .rehtie
Kurt can't participate tonight. rehtieN
can Leslie or Jim. or Leslie or Jim can't .rehtie
* You can use ' … either ' instead of Neither ' …’
You can use 'nor' or'neither'
Alvaro hasn't gone to the amusement park. Neither has Gabriel. = Nor has Gabriel.
Carol shouldn't go to the party. Neither should I. = Nor
should I.
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