So / Not
Has John passed the exam?
I think so.
I think not.
But, the following verbs are not used like that.
*I speak so / not.
*I wonder so / not.
*I remember so / not.
Would you correct the sentences,?
What I tried to do is this:
I speak it too / I don't speak it either.
I wonder it too / I don't wonder it either.
I remember it too / I don't remember it either.
Top answer
Your sentences are correct. 'too' goes with an affirmative statement; 'either' goes with a negative. The examples you started with, however, don't involve 'too' or 'either'.
- Your sentences are correct.
- 'too' goes with an affirmative statement; 'either' goes with a negative.
- The examples you started with, however, don't involve 'too' or 'either'.
- Those are 'so' and 'not ...
- so', and they represent a different topic.
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Your sentences are correct.
'too' goes with an affirmative statement; 'either' goes with a negative.
The examples you started with, however, don't involve 'too' or 'either'. Those are 'so' and 'not ... so', and they represent a different topic. There aren't as many examples of this pattern.
I think so. / I don't think so. || Is that so? / Isn't that so?
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