Agree with statement: I can’t swim very well.
Neither can I.
Agree with the statement: I don’t like waking up early.
Neither do I.
Make one sentence using both/either/neither: She plays tennis. She plays badminton too.
She plays both tennis and badminton.
Make one sentence using both/either/neither: He doesn’t like football. He doesn’t like hockey.
He doesn’t like either football or hockey / he likes neither football nor hockey.
Active or passive: Their achievements 6) __________ (celebrate) by teachers and parents.
are celebrated
Agree with the statement: I enjoy team sports.
So do I.
Active or Passive: Our coach __________ (train) the team three times a week.
trains
Active or passive: The opening ceremony 3) __________ (begin) at 10 a.m., and medals 4) __________ (give) to the winners at the end of the day.
begins, are given
Disagree with the statement: I have never won a prize.
I have.
Disagree with the statement: I have never tried yoga.
I have.
Active or Passive: Sports Day is an important event at our school. It 1) __________ (organise) every spring.
is organised
Active or Passive: This stadium __________ (hold) 20,000 spectators.
holds
Disagree with the statement: I am fond of extreme sports.
I am not.
Active or Passive: The rules of the game __________ (explain) before the match.
are explained
Present Simple Active or Passive: Football matches usually __________ (play) on Sundays.
are usually played
Active or Passive: Many students 2) __________ (take) part in different competitions.
take
Disagree with the statement: I can’t ride a bike.
I can.
Agree with the statement: She never does morning gymnastics.
Neither do I.
Make one sentence using both/either/neither: The competition was exciting. It was difficult too.
The competition was both exciting and difficult.
Agree with the statement: I watched the match on TV yesterday.
So did I.
Make one sentence using both/either/neither: You can watch the game at home. You can go to the stadium.
You can either watch the game at home or go to the stadium.
Agree with the statement: I have watched the Olympic Games.
So have I.
The best athletes 5) __________ (invite) to the city sports festival.
are invited
Disagree with the statement: I am not interested in sports.
I am.
Make one sentence using both/either/neither: She has no time. She has no money.
She has neither time nor money.
Disagree with the statement: I enjoy running in the mornings.
I don't.
Agree with the statement: I like playing basketball.
So do I.
Active or Passive: Many children __________ (prefer) computer games to sports.
prefer
Disagree with the statement: I watched a football match yesterday.
I didn't.
Make one sentence using both/either/neither: We can train today. We can train tomorrow. I’m not sure.
We can train either today or tomorrow.