Might, So, Neither: Auxiliary Rules

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Test your mastery of may/might, and agreeing with auxiliaries.

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Froggy Jumps Might, So, Neither: Auxiliary RulesVersión en línea Test your mastery of may/might, and agreeing with auxiliaries. por Nasiba 1 Agreeing with 'I might come to the party': which response is correct? a So can I. b So might I. c I may too. 2 Agreeing with a negative: 'I can’t swim.' which reply is correct? a I can’t either. b Neither can I. c Neither I can. 3 Choose the correct answer: I might attend to the gym from next week. a So do I b So might I c Neither may I 4 Which is a correct agreement for 'She didn’t go to the party'? a So do I b So did I. c Neither did I. 5 Which is correct: positive agreement with 'You have finished'? a I have so. b So have I. c So I have. 6 Choose the correct negation with 'They might not attend': a Neither might I b Not might they attend? c So might not I 7 Which is a correct tag for 'I didn’t see that'? a I didn’t. b So did I. c Neither did I. 8 Which sentence uses 'so' correctly with an auxiliary? a So he does. b So does he. c So do he. 9 Identify the proper form: ' I would like to speak.' a I might speak? b Would I might speak? c So would I 10 Choose the correct agreement: 'We won’t go.' a Neither will we. b We won’t either. c So will we.

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Might, So, Neither: Auxiliary RulesVersión en línea

Test your mastery of may/might, and agreeing with auxiliaries.

por Nasiba

Agreeing with 'I might come to the party': which response is correct?

So can I.

So might I.

I may too.

Agreeing with a negative: 'I can’t swim.' which reply is correct?

I can’t either.

Neither can I.

Neither I can.

Choose the correct answer: I might attend to the gym from next week.

So do I

So might I

Neither may I

Which is a correct agreement for 'She didn’t go to the party'?

So do I

So did I.

Neither did I.

Which is correct: positive agreement with 'You have finished'?

I have so.

So have I.

So I have.

Choose the correct negation with 'They might not attend':

Neither might I

Not might they attend?

So might not I

Which is a correct tag for 'I didn’t see that'?

I didn’t.

So did I.

Neither did I.

Which sentence uses 'so' correctly with an auxiliary?

So he does.

So does he.

So do he.

Identify the proper form: ' I would like to speak.'

I might speak?

Would I might speak?

So would I

Choose the correct agreement: 'We won’t go.'

Neither will we.

We won’t either.

So will we.

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Might, So, Neither: Auxiliary RulesVersión en línea

por Nasiba

Agreeing with 'I might come to the party': which response is correct?

Agreeing with a negative: 'I can’t swim.' which reply is correct?

Choose the correct answer: I might attend to the gym from next week.

Which is a correct agreement for 'She didn’t go to the party'?

Which is correct: positive agreement with 'You have finished'?

Choose the correct negation with 'They might not attend':

Which is a correct tag for 'I didn’t see that'?

Which sentence uses 'so' correctly with an auxiliary?

Identify the proper form: ' I would like to speak.'

Choose the correct agreement: 'We won’t go.'

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