GRAMMAR
Subject | Negative verb or auxiliary | Rejoider |
I | don´t | either |
I | am not | either |
She | can´t | either |
Study the following examples.
Statement | Negative response |
I cannot speak French. | I can’t either. |
I don’t eitherI am not studying economics | I don’t either |
She doesn’t like the celebration | She doesn’t either. |
B. “Too” is used in positive sentences to add an agreeing thought. It usually comes at the end of the response. When you use “too” in a short response,place the words in the following order:
Subject | Verb or auxiliary | Rejoider |
I | Do | Too |
I | Am | Too |
She | Can | Too |
Study the following examples:
Statement | Positive Response |
I am Salvadoran. | I am too. |
I can speak English.
|
I can too. |
He is a good worker. | He is too. |
She celebrates her birthdaysin her favorite restaurant | She does |