Quiz: A good driver [EGAD]

Quiz: A good driver

This exercise provides practice with auxiliaries in elliptical constructions. Complete each sentence using an appropriate auxiliary followed by too or either. Be careful to correctly choose an affirmative or negative form of the auxiliary as required. Use the same tense and aspect as in the first clause. Examples are provided. Use contracted forms whenever possible.

He can swim well, and... (she). she can, too

She can't swim very well, and... (he). he can't either

1. She's not a very good driver, and... (her husband). her husband isn't either

2. He'd never say a thing like that, and... (she). she wouldn't either

3. She rarely drives to work, and... (her roommates). her roommates don't either

4. She works the day shift, and... (her husband). her husband does too

5. I don't have time for this, and... (my colleagues). my colleagues don't either

6. They passed the exam, and... (we). we did too

7. I don't have a computer, and... (my parents). my parents don't either

8. I'll have a pint of Guinness, please, and... (my friend). my friend will too

9. He's seen that film already, and... (I). I have too

10. She'd come with us if she could, and... (they). they would too

11. He has new job, and... (she). she does too

12. The living room's not been painted, and... (the dining room). the dining room hasn't either

13. He doesn't have any children, and... (John). John doesn't either

14. She's working late this week, and... (the manager). the manager is too