REVISION

Too Either So Neither – Reading (1)

I. Choose the correct answers.
1. Sally likes to eat pizza. ______________.
a. So what b. So does Sam c. So likes Sam d. So likes to eat Sam
2. We weren’t afraid, and ______________.
a. neither does John b. neither was John c. neither did John d. neither were John
3. John should study more. ______________.
a. So does Sara b. Neither does Sara c. So should Sara d. Neither should Sara
4. Max isn’t a vegetarian, and neither ______________ I.
a. am b. will c. do d. can
5. Steve likes to do yoga, and so ______________ Sandra.
a. will b. do c. can d. does
6. My kids are tired, and I ______________.
a. am, too b. am, either c. so am d. aren’t, either
7. Valencia went to the University of Illinois, and John ______________.
a. didn’t, either b. did, too c. does, too d. doesn’t, either
8. My neighbors don’t like the noise from the traffic, and I ______________.
a. don’t, either b. don’t, too c. doesn’t, either d. do, too
9. You’re not hungry, and I ______________.
a. am, too b. aren’t, either c. am not, too d. am, either
10. This coat was made in China, and hers ______________.
a. were, too b. were, either c. was, too c. wasn’t, either
II. Complete the sentences with the correct form of “either”, “neither”, “too”, “so”.
1. I really miss Kate. __________ do I.
2. I was so tired after the game. __________ was I.
3. I haven't tried Chinese food before. I haven't, __________.
4. We reunite with my high school friends once a year. We do, __________.
5. I don’t want to lose my job. __________ do I.
6. I have never witnessed anything like this before. __________ has my sister.
7. My cousins went to the movie theater yesterday. __________ did my uncle.
8. I couldn’t talk to the director yesterday. My colleague couldn’t, __________.
9. I got an 'A' in English class. Me __________.
10. I am not going to work tomorrow. __________ am I.
11. Your sister can't help you with your homework. I can't, __________.
12. My father is so proud of you, __________ is my mother.
13. My parents didn’t believe in you. I never did, __________.
14. I haven't received any warnings yet. __________ has my brother.
15. They bought a new house. I did, __________.
III. Read the text.
ROUND AND ROUND
The wheel is one of the most important inventions in history. About 5,500 years ago potters used the first
wheels to make clay pots. They put wet clay on a wooden wheel. Then they turned the wheel to make a nice
round pot. Before people had wheels to move heavy objects, they used rollers. The rollers were made from
tree trunks. Then people made carts and chariots with wooden wheels. They connected the wheels with a
long bar called an axle.
Today there are lots of machines with wheels. We can see wheels on cars, bicycles, and skateboards. There
are also wheelchairs for people who can't walk easily. Can you think of more machines that have wheels?
Discover! The London Eye is a very big wheel. It's 135 meters high! You get a great view of
London from the top!
Read and match.
1. People used rollers a. is a very big wheel.
2. An axle is a bar b. to move heavy objects.
3. Potters used wheels c. are vehicles with wheels.
4. The London Eye d. that connects two wheels.
5. Carts and chariots e. to make clay pots.
1. _______ 2. _______ 3. _______ 4. _______ 5. _______
Write True or False.
1. People used the first wheel about 2,000 years ago. _____
2. People made rollers from tree trunks. _____
3. Cars usually have wheels and axles. _____
4. The first wheels were made of metal. _____
5. The London Eye is 153 meters high. _____

Reading – Writing (2)

I. Read the text.
THE FIRST MACHINES
People invented the first machines a long time ago. They were simple tools made of stone, wood, or bone.
About two million years ago people made stone axes with wooden handles. They used these tools to cut
wood. People also used stone and animal bone to make knives and arrows. To shoot their arrows they used
bows made with long pieces of wood.
People used simple levers to move heavy objects like rocks. They put one end of a long stick of wood under
a big rock, and they put a small rock under the stick. When they pushed on the other end of the stick, the big
rock moved.
About 7,000 years ago people started farming for food. They invented new machines, like plows, and used
animals to make work easier. Some farmers used long levers to get water from rivers. They also built canals
to get water for their plants.
About 5,000 years ago people started making metal tools. These tools were better than stone or bone tools.
Complete the sentences.
tools levers machines plows wood farming
1. People started using _________________ machines about two million years ago.
2. They used long pieces of _________________ to make levers.
3. People started _________________ for food about 7,000 years ago.
4. They invented farming machines like _________________.
5. Some farmers used _________________ to get water.
6. People started making metal _________________ about 5,000 years ago.
Answer the questions.
7. What did people use to shoot arrows?
______________________________________________________________________________________.
8. What did people build to get water for their plants?
______________________________________________________________________________________.
9. How did people move heavy objects like rocks?
______________________________________________________________________________________.
10. When did people start making metal took?
______________________________________________________________________________________.
II. Listen and tick (ü) the box. There is one example.
E.g. What’s Sue’s brother’s job? 3. When does he start work?

1. Where does her brother work? 4. What does he do for lunch?

2. How does he go to work? 5. What did he do before he started this job?

III. Complete the second sentence using the word in brackets so that it has the same meaning as the
first one.
1. My pen isn't as good as yours. (THAN)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
2. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. (THAN)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
3. You are more polite than Tom. (AS)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
4. According to me, English is easier than Maths. (AS)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
5. No one in my class is taller than Peter. (THE)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
6. No one in my group is more intelligent than Mary. (MOST)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
7. A motorbike is often cheaper than a car. (AS)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
8. My neighbor was richer than me. (AS)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.
9. The DVD is not as boring as I thought. (INTERESTING)
⇾ ____________________________________________________________________________________.

Too Either So Neither (3)

I. Fill in the blanks with “so, too, either, neither”.
1. We often go swimming in the summer, and they do, __________.
2. She can speak English very well. __________ can I.
3. Gaby didn’t come to the party last night, and Tom didn’t, __________.
4. Bree will buy some oranges and pineapples. I will, __________.
5. They don’t want to go out tonight, and __________ does John.
6. The pineapples aren’t ripe, and the bananas aren’t, __________.
7. Julie is hungry and her friends are, __________.
8. Jane won’t come. __________ will Peter.
9. Mike had a medical check-up yesterday morning. We did, __________.
10. He can’t swim and __________ can his sister.
II. Choose the best answers.
11. I ate a sandwich for breakfast. __________________ he.
a. So does b. Neither did c. Neither does d. So did
12. Jane doesn’t like pork, and __________________ her aunt.
a. neither does b. neither is c. so does d. so is
13. The spinach isn’t fresh. __________________ the cabbages.
a. Neither is b. Neither are c. So is d. So are
14. Jack can swim. __________________ Bill.
a. Neither does b. So does c. Neither can d. So can
15. My father won’t go to Paris, and __________________ my mother.
a. so will b. neither won’t c. neither will d. so won’t
16. These boys like playing soccer, and __________________ those boys.
a. so like b. so do c. so are d. so play
17. I didn’t see her at the party last night. __________________ we.
a. So did b. So didn’t c. Neither did d. Neither didn’t
III. Read and match.
18. You should drink a lot of milk. a. She doesn’t, either.
19. I don’t know how to cook. b. My uncle didn’t, either.
20. Susan is playing badminton. c. So should your brother.
21. I love that movie. d. So is Lynette.
22. My father didn’t drink beer. e. Neither will my brother.
23. I won’t go to the zoo. f. My friends do, too.
18. ______ 19. ______ 20. ______ 21. ______ 22. ______ 23. ______
IV. Choose the sentences that have the same meaning with the given ones.
24. My father doesn't drink beer. My uncle doesn't drink beer.
a. My father doesn’t drink beer. So does my uncle.
b. My father doesn’t drink beer. Neither does my uncle.
c. My father doesn’t drink beer. Neither doesn’t my uncle.
25. She is learning English. I am learning English.
a. She is learning English and I am, either.
b. She is learning English and I do, too.
c. She is learning English and I am, too.
26. He didn't meet them last night. I didn't meet them last night.
a. He didn’t meet them last night. I didn’t, either.
b. He didn’t meet them last night. I didn’t, too.
c. He didn’t meet them last night. I did, either.
27. I like playing football. My friends like playing football.
a. I like playing football. So play my friends.
b. I like playing football. So don’t my friends.
c. I like playing football. So do my friends.
28. They won’t go camping next weekend. I won’t go camping next weekend.
a. They won’t go camping next weekend. Neither won’t I.
b. They won’t go camping next weekend. Neither will I.
c. They won’t go camping next weekend. Neither go I.
29. His car is red. My cars are red.
a. His car is red. So is my car.
b. His car is red. Neither are my cars.
c. His car is red. So are my cars.
30. She wore a beautiful dress last night. My sister wore a beautiful dress last night.
a. She wore a beautiful dress last night. My sister wore, too.
b. She wore a beautiful dress last night. My sister did, too.
c. She wore a beautiful dress last night. My sister did, either.
V. Complete the sentences with the correct form of “either/ neither/ too/ so”.
1. I really miss Kate. _______________ her friends.
2. I was so tired after the game. _______________ they.
3. I don’t want to lose my job. _______________ my brother.
4. My cousins went to the movie theater yesterday. _______________ my uncle.
5. I couldn’t talk to the director yesterday. My colleague _______________.
6. I am not going to work tomorrow. She _______________.
7. Your sister can't help you with your homework. _______________ I.
8. My parents didn’t believe in you. I _______________.
9. They bought a new house. We _______________.
10. Everybody is leaving in 10 minutes. I _______________.
V. Listen and write. There is one example.
DANCING CLASS
Full name E.g. Sarah Greenall
Age (1) ______________________
Phone number (2) ______________________
School (3) ______________________
Days (4) ______________________
Time of lesson (5) ______________________