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* Combine two sentences into one sentence using “so” and “too”.
VD:1. My uncle can wait until the baby is born. My aunt can wait until the baby is born.
C1: My uncle can wait until the baby is born and my aunt can wait until the baby is born, too.
C2: My uncle can wait until the baby is born and my aunt can, too.
C3: My uncle can wait until the baby is born and so can my aunt.
2. She was happy. I was happy.
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3. Lan is singing. Her sister is singing.
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4. He can remember his name. She can remember her name.
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5. I think she told lies. He thinks she told lies.
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6. You look happy today. She looks happy today.
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7. They will join the stamp collectors club. We will join the stamp collectors club.
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8. Hoa cooked very well yesterday. Her sister cooked very well.
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9. I am washing spinach. Ba is washing spinach.
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10. She likes coffee. Her mother likes coffee.
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11. I have worked in America since 2000. My friends have worked in America since 2000.
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* Combine two sentences into one sentence using “either and neither”.
VD:1. I’m not a doctor. They aren’t doctors.
C1: I’m not a doctor and they aren’t doctors, either.
C2: I’m not a doctor and they aren’t, either.
C3: I’m not a doctor and neither are they.
2. Nam doesn’t like durians. Hoa doesn’t like durians.
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3. He didn’t eat bread and beef for breakfast. Her uncle didn’t eat bread and beef for breakfast.
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4. Mr Tam won’t come to the party tonight. His wife won’t come to the party tonight.
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5. I haven’t met Nam for a long time. My mother hasn’t met Nam for a long time.
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2. She was happy and I was happy, too.
She was happy and I was, too.
She was happy and so was I.
3. Lan is singing and her sister is singing, too.
Lan is singing and her sister is, too.
Lan is singing and so is her sister.
4. He can remember his name and she can remember her name, too.
He can remember his name and she can, too.
He can remember his name and so can she.
5. I think she told lies and he thinks she told lies, too.
I think she told lies and he thinks, too.
I think she told lies and so does he.
6. You look happy today and she looks happy today, too.
You look happy today and she looks, too.
You look happy today and so does she.
7. They will join the stamp collectors club and we will join the stamp collectors club, too.
They will join the stamp collectors club and we will, too.
They will join the stamp collectors club and so will we.
8. Hoa cooked very well yesterday and her sister cooked very well, too.
Hoa cooked very well yesterday and her sister cooked, too.
Hoa cooked very well yesterday and so did her sister.
9. I am washing spinach and Ba is washing spinach, too.
I am washing spinach and Ba is, too.
I am washing spinach and so is Ba.
10. She likes coffee and her mother likes coffee, too.
She likes coffee and her mother likes, too
She likes coffee and so does her mother.
11. I have worked in America since 2000 and my friends have worked in America since 2000, too.
I have worked in America since 2000 and my friends, too.
I have worked in America since 2000 and so have my friends.
* 2. Nam doesn’t like durians and Hoa doesn’t like durians, either.
Nam doesn’t like durians and Hoa doesn’t, either.
Nam doesn’t like durians and neither does Hoa.
3. He didn’t eat bread and beef for breakfast and her uncle didn’t eat bread and beef for breakfast, either.
He didn’t eat bread and beef for breakfast and her uncle didn’t, either.
He didn’t eat bread and beef for breakfast and neitehr did her uncle.
4. Mr Tam won’t come to the party tonight and his wife won’t come to the party tonight, either.
Mr Tam won’t come to the party tonight and his wife won’t, either
Mr Tam won’t come to the party tonight and neither will his wife.
5. I haven’t met Nam for a long time and my mother hasn’t met Nam for a long time, either.
I haven’t met Nam for a long time and my mother hasn’t, either.
I haven’t met Nam for a long time and neither has my mother.