Verb-Phrase Ellipsis — "too" and "(not) either" (C2)

1

"I love this song." "___" (you agree)

I do tooI do eitherI love tooI am too

2

"I don't like horror films." "___" (you agree)

I don't tooI don't eitherI do eitherI don't neither

3

"I haven't seen the new exhibition." "___" (you agree, informally)

Me tooMe eitherMe neitherMe neither don't

4

"I'm really hungry." "___" (you agree)

I do tooI am eitherI am neitherI am too

5

"I've finished my part of the report." "___" (you agree)

I have tooI did tooI have eitherI do too

6

"I haven't booked my flights yet." "___" (you agree)

I haven't tooI haven't eitherI didn't eitherI don't either

7

"I really enjoyed the trip." "___" (you agree)

I do tooI enjoyed tooI did tooI did either

8

"I can't make it on Friday." "___" (you agree)

I can't tooI don't eitherI can eitherI can't either

9

"I'll be at the workshop tomorrow." "___" (you agree)

I will tooI do tooI will eitherI am too

10

"I'm not keen on the new layout." "___" (you agree)

I don't eitherI'm not eitherI'm not tooI'm not neither

11

"My manager commutes by train." "___, actually." (your manager too)

She do tooShe commutes tooShe does tooShe does either

12

"Our team shouldn't cut corners on testing." "___" (your team too)

They shouldn't tooThey don't eitherThey should eitherThey shouldn't either

13

"I usually walk to work." "___" (you agree)

I do tooI do eitherI walk tooI am too

14

"I didn't understand the last slide." "___" (you agree)

I didn't tooI didn't eitherI don't eitherI did either

15

"I've never tried sushi." "___" (you agree)

I don't eitherI haven't tooI haven't eitherMe too