Nama
: Meiriza
Alviyany // NPM : 16214550 // Kelas : 1EA10
Affirmative
and Negative Agreement
When people
speak together, they often agree or disagree about things. We can use simple
forms to express our agreement or disagreement. Affirmative & Negative
Agreement is used when we are going to answer someone’s statement. Affirmative
& Negative Agreement is the ways to shorten our reply, we don’t have to
repeat all the sentences.
Affirmative
Agreement
We can use the
word “so” and “too”
1. So ( So +
Auxiliary + Subject + Verb )
2. Too ( Subject
+ Auxiliary Verb + too )
When we use “so”
and “too” is that “so” is placed in the front of the sentence. But “too” is
placed in the end of the sentence.
For example :
Alan : I ‘am feeling happy
Difa : I ‘am feeling happy too
Citra : Me too
Firman : So do I
Eto : I am too
Negative
Agreement
We can use the
word “neither” and “either”
1. Neither ( Neither + Auxiliary Verb Positive + Subject)
2. Either ( Subject + Auxiliary Verb Negative + Either )
When we use “neither”
and “either” is that “neither” is placed in the front of the sentence. But
“either” is placed in the end of the sentence. Beside that, if we use “neither”
the verb must be positive and for “either” the verb must negative.
For example :
Vega : I never
feeling sad
Hary : Neither do I
Andrie : I don’t
either.
Pertanyaan
:
2. California is
on the West Coast, and so Oregon ….. / ….. too
Answer :
- Too : California is on the West
Coast, and Oregon is too
- So : So is Oregon
B. A : I always
have a cup of coffee in the morning
Answer :
B (Too) : Yes, I always have a cup of coffee in
the morning too / I do too
B
(So)
: So do I
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· Meiriza Alviyany
· Nira Aztriani
· Nurul Azmi
· Lutfia Ashar
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