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So, Either, Neither Exercises with Answers

"So," "Either," and "Neither" are used to agree or disagree in English. "So" is used for positive agreement, "Either" for negative agreement, and "Neither" to show that two negative statements apply. Practice these So, Either, Neither Exercises with Answers to improve your grammar and use them correctly.

List of So, Either, Neither Exercises

The following are the practice exercises on "So, Either, Neither".

• Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks
• Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Word
• Exercise 3: Rewrite the Sentences
• Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with "so", "either", or "neither".

1. I love chocolate, and ___ does my sister.
2. He can't swim, and ___ can I.
3. They don't like horror movies, and we don't ___.
4. She is a doctor, and ___ is her husband.
5. He doesn't have a car, and I don't ___.
6. I wasn't invited to the party, and ___ was John.
7. She didn't finish the homework, and we didn't ___.
8. They have traveled to Japan, and ___ have we.
9. He isn’t interested in the project, and his colleague isn’t ___.
10. I don’t eat meat, and my friend doesn’t ___.

Answers of Exercise 1

1. so
2. neither
3. either
4. so
5. either
6. neither
7. either
8. so
9. either
10. either

Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Word

Select the correct word for each sentence.

1. I like playing soccer, and (so/neither/either) does my brother.
2. They don’t speak Spanish, and we don’t (so/neither/either).
3. She was late, and (so/neither/either) was her friend.
4. He doesn’t like spicy food, and I don’t (so/neither/either).
5. John is a great musician, and (so/neither/either) is his sister.
6. They haven’t seen that movie, and we haven’t (so/neither/either).
7. I can’t go to the concert, and (so/neither/either) can she.
8. He has visited London, and (so/neither/either) have we.
9. She isn’t coming, and her brother isn’t (so/neither/either).
10. We don’t have a pet, and they don’t (so/neither/either).

Answers of Exercise 2

1. so
2. either
3. so
4. either
5. so
6. either
7. neither
8. so
9. either
10. either

Exercise 3: Rewrite the Sentences

Rewrite the sentences using "so", "either", or "neither".

1. She is tired. Her brother is also tired. → She is tired, and ___ is her brother.
2. They don't like coffee. We don't like coffee. → They don't like coffee, and we don't ___.
3. I can speak French. My friend can also speak French. → I can speak French, and ___ can my friend.
4. We weren’t at the meeting. Our manager wasn’t at the meeting. → We weren’t at the meeting, and ___ was our manager.
5. He doesn't enjoy running. His sister doesn't enjoy running. → He doesn't enjoy running, and his sister doesn’t ___.
6. She will attend the seminar. I will attend the seminar too. → She will attend the seminar, and ___ will I.
7. I wasn’t hungry. She wasn’t hungry. → I wasn’t hungry, and ___ was she.
8. They don’t own a car. We don’t own a car. → They don’t own a car, and we don’t ___.
9. I have been to Paris. My parents have been to Paris too. → I have been to Paris, and ___ have my parents.
10. He isn’t coming to the event. His friend isn’t coming to the event. → He isn’t coming to the event, and his friend isn’t ___.

Answers of Exercise 3

1. so
2. either
3. so
4. neither
5. either
6. so
7. neither
8. either
9. so
10. either

Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

Select the correct answer for each question.

1. She doesn’t have a car, and I don’t ___. --Select-- so neither either
2. I was tired, and ___ was he. --Select-- so neither either