Exercise 2
(éksersais tu)

Answer these negative statements using NEITHER or EITHER.

1. Many doesn’t love the new spa at the hotel. (John)	Neither does John.	or	John doesn’t either.
2. Roger didn’t need more clean towels. (Lucy)	Neither did Lucy.	or	Lucy didn’t either.
3. My room wasn’t big. (My room)		or
4. The maid didn’t clean my room. (My maid)		or
5. I haven’t been in the pool. (Jessica)		or
6. John will not find his key. (July)		or
7. We shouldn’t come here. There aren’t many amenities. (I)		or

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Extra information:

To show disagreement with any kind of statement, we use the auxiliary form in affirmative and negative.

DISAGREEMENT WITH AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS

A: I liked the food.	B: You didn’t	= I liked the food, but you didn’t.
A:She loves her room.	B: I don’t	= She loves her room, but I don’t.
A:You will come back sooner.	B: I won’t	= You will come back sooner, but I won’t.

DISAGREEMENT WITH NEGATIVE STATEMENTS

A: I didn’t like the food.	B: You did	= I didn’t like the food, but you did.
A: She doesn’t love her room.	B: I do	= She doesn’t like her room, but I do.
A: You won’t come back sooner.	B: I will	= You won’t come back sooner, but I will.

Exercise 3
(éksersais zri)

Complete the sentences like the example.

1. John loves the food but Jenny doesn’t. (Jenny)

2. Kate didn’t make a reservation but I did. (I)

3. Sophie is the new hotel manager but . (Roger)

4. Carl has chosen twin beds but . (Kate)

5. I made a deposit but . (you)

6. Many guests used the washrooms but . (we)

7. The valet lost my car key but . (my maid)