A: Do you fancy watching Game of Thrones? B: I'd rather ____. It's too violent.
neither
don't
nor
not
A: Will you be in class tomorrow? B: I suppose ____. We've got a test, haven't we?
that
it
so
to
A: Jenny can't ride a bicycle. B: _____ can Sally.
so
neither
not
but
A: People tell me Oporto is really beautiful. B: I wouldn't know. I've never been___.
nowhere
to
there
here
A: Have you done the homework for tomorrow? B: I've done ____, but I haven't finished ____ all yet.
that/ some
something/ some
some/ it
it/ all
A: Are those chocolates you're eating? B: Yes, would you like ____?
it
one
those
that
A: I'm thinking of hitchhiking around Europe this summer. B: I wouldn't ___ if I were you. It's a bit dangerous
do that
it
do
there
She forgot to feed the cat, and _________.
neither did he
so did he
so he did
also he didn't
If you aren't willing to take the risk, I'm sure Sam ____.
does
will have
is
was
We can win this game, but in order to _____, we need to believe in ourselves.
do as
be able
do so
do such
Don't use those wine glasses-use the ____ we bought in London.
that
one
those
ones
Susan wanted to know if we had done the homework or ___
not
no
never
neither
A: My car is being repaired. B: ____ is mine, so we'll have to take the bus.
such
also
so
and
I told Peter to tell the truth, but he decided ______
not to
to not
to
not
A: I don't like fish. B: ____ do I.
either
so
neither
also
He didn't want to join the gym, but his doctor said he ____ .
had to
had not
would have
hadn't to
