Too/Either (ESL practice)

1.

ESL-Teacher: Ana Chafloque.

2.

I can cook
too
ESL-Teacher: Ana Chafloque.

3.

I liked the
movie
I liked it
too
I did
too
ESL-Teacher: Ana Chafloque.

4.

ESL-Teacher: Ana Chafloque.

5.

WE USE TOO AND EITHER AT THE END OF A SENTENCE
WE USE TOO AFTER A
POSITIVE VERB
WE USE EITHER AFTER A
NEGATIVE VERB
A: I’m happy
A: I’m not happy
B: I’m happy too
B: I’m not happy either
( I’m too)
( I’m not either)
ESL-Teacher: Ana Chafloque.

6.

LET’S PRACTICE!
1. I’m happy – I’m happy ____________
2. I’m not hungry – I’m not hungry ___________
3. I’m going out - I’m going out _____________
4. Brian can’t ride a bike – she can’t drive a car _____________
5. It rained last Saturday – It rained on Sunday ____________
6. I don’t like going shopping – I don’t like going shopping ________
7. Mark’s mother is a teacher - His father is a teacher _________
ESL-Teacher: Ana Chafloque.

7.

I LIKE JAPANESE FOOD A LOT
I DON’T LIKE GREASY FOOD
I’M NOT IN THE MOOD FOR INDIAN FOOD
I CAN EAT SPICY FOOD
I’M CRAZY ABOUT DESSERT
I CAN’T STAND FAST FOOD
ESL-Teacher: Ana Chafloque.