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This document provides examples of how to use "too" and "either" in affirmative and negative responses. "Too" is used with affirmative responses to indicate agreement, such as "I like coffee, I do too." "Either" is used with negative responses to indicate disagreement, like "I don't drink soda, I don't either." Examples are given of using "too" and "either" with subjects and auxiliary verbs in both agreement and disagreement.
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Responses with Too and Either.
- 3. Use “Too” with affirmative responses. “Too” También Subj + auxiliary verb + too Disagreement I am allergic to cats. I am too I am not. I like coffee. I do too Really? I don’t I can eat fish. I can too. I can’t
- 12. Use “either” with negative responses. “Either” Tampoco Subj + auxiliary verb + either. Disagreement. I am not an animal lover. I am not either. I am. I don’t drink soda. I don’t either. I do. I can’t eat seafood. I can’t either. I can.