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19216801 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

So,Too - Neither , Either - But

A - John's new suit is worth a lot of money , and mine ...... to
1-is , 2- does , 3-do , 4-are
why the best chosen answer is number 4(are) and not number 1 (is) ?

I need guiding for the (So,Too - Neither , Either - But) , I've seen more examples and test since today but my knowledge about this kind is incomplete
  

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I assume it should read "and mine ... too. " While "are" is not totally impossible, the obvious correct answer is "is".

— GPY

  • I assume it should read "and mine ...
  • too.
  • " While "are" is not totally impossible, the obvious correct answer is "is".
  • Your use of spaces is quite haphazard.
  • Put one space after a comma and no space before.
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I assume it should read "and mine ... too."

While "are" is not totally impossible, the obvious correct answer is "is".

Your use of spaces is quite haphazard. Put one space after a comma and no space before.
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If those answers were :
1-am ,2- does ,3-do ,4-are
were the best answer number 4 (are ) ?
if so  please tell me why it's like this ? why "are" ?

please explain completely since I've recently learnt this kind of grammar 
in second status I should say  I need guiding to learn  ( 
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I have another question about this kind grammar :

C - England has no deserts,and .......... any country in the northern Europe.

1-so does ,2-so is ,3-neither is ,4-neither does
why Number four is correct and there isn't "has" answer among above answers ?
(Need complete answer for those Previous questions )
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19216801If those answers were :1-am ,2- does ,3-do ,4-arewere the best answer number 4 (are ) ? if so please tell me why it's this like ? why "are" ?
In that case the only possible answer is "are".

"John's new suit is worth a lot of money, and mine are too." -- you are talking about more than one of your suits.

However, if given t
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19216801I have another question about this kind grammar :C - England has no deserts,and .......... any country in the northern Europe.1-so does ,2-so is ,3-neither is ,4-neither doeswhy Number four is correct and there isn't "has" answer among above answers ?
You are still making numerous mistakes with spacing.

With "neither" we use the generic verb "
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C - England has no deserts,and .......... any country in the northern Europe.
  1. England has no deserts. (clause 1 above)
  2. No other country in northern Europe has deserts. (main clause stating the second part of the compound sentence above)
  3. Does any other country in northern Europe have deserts? (interrogative form of 2 above)
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...and mine IS too (We can assume that he is talking about one suit, maybe he has one)
...and mine ARE too (We can assume that he has a few suits and in total they are worth a lot of money, as well)

..., so IS mine.
..., so ARE mine.

Maybe there`s a mistake in the key, it sometimes happens...

A: I like football. (Do you like...? so there is "do" used in the answe
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