Does Jill want to visit you? – Yes, and Andy wants to come ..... .

Are you hungry? – Yes, and I am ..... tired.

The adverb ..... is used in the negative sentences in the meaning of ‘too’.

Squirrels have long tails, and cats do ..... .

The adverb ..... means ‘in addition to something else’; it is placed at the end of a sentence.

Do you speak English? – Yes, and I ..... speak French.

There are two ways from here to the station; you can take ..... of them.

Pam didn’t come to the party. Pat didn’t go there ..... .

Everyone in the room laughed at my foolish mistake, and I laughed ..... .

I enjoyed the concert. Tim liked it ..... .

Did you buy any clothes? – Yes, and I ..... bought a few books.

Are you busy today? – Yes, Nick is ..... busy.

The adjective ..... means ‘not one or the other of two’.

Sugar is sweet, and honey is ..... .

Jim didn’t miss a single class this semester. ..... did John.

The adverb ..... means ‘in addition’ and it is used before the notional verb.

Hillary visited the museum yesterday, and her friend ..... went there.

Fish can’t walk, and snakes can’t ..... .

Andy didn’t understand the question, and ..... did Tom.

Who are those two people? I don’t know ..... of them.

If you don’t go, I won’t go ..... .

Jack didn’t go to the picnic, and Sam didn’t go ..... .

Do you work or are you a student? – I go to school and I have a part time job ..... .

Do you want to go to the cinema or to the circus? – ..... . I want to stay at home.

Does Ann live in the country in summer? –Yes, her parents ..... live in the country.

I am very fond of jazz music. – So am I. I like it very much ..... .

I haven’t seen the new performance yet. – ..... have I.

I don’t like spicy food, and my wife doesn’t like it ..... .

If you are not going to take part in the performance, I won’t do it ..... .

Do you know where Kelly lives? – No, I don’t. Do you? – ..... do I.

First Fred worked in an office, and later he worked in a shop. ..... job was very interesting.

Which of the two jackets do you prefer? – As a matter of fact, I don’t like ..... of them.

Does your daughter like tea? – Yes, and she ..... likes coffee.

Do you have a dog or a cat? – ..... . I have fishes.

Is your brother married? – Yes, he is. And my sister is married ..... .