This document discusses the differences between the words "either" and "too". It states that "either" is used in negative sentences while "too" is used in positive or affirmative sentences. Several examples are provided to illustrate this distinction, such as "I'm not a pizza lover - I'm not either" versus "I can play soccer for hours - I can too". The document concludes with an in-class activity where students must respond to statements using either "too" or "either" and then pair work where students take turns making statements and responding.

1. RESPONSES WITH
TOO AND EITHER
PROFESSOR: MIRLA MOJICA

2. RESPONS
ES WITH
TOO AND
EITHER
The differences between “either”
and “too” are that “either” is used in
negative sentences, and “too” is
used in positive or affirmative
sentences.
We can explain this simple
difference with the help of a lot of
examples.

3. PRESENT OF
BE
• I´m allergic to
coconut
-I am too

4. PRESENT OF
BE
•I´m not a pizza lover.
-I’ m not either

5. SIMPLE
PRESENT
•I watch cartoons
-I do too.

6. SIMPLE
PRESENT
• I don´t like to
wear dresses.
• I don´t either

7. CAN
• I can play soccer
for hours!
• I can too

8. CAN
•I can’t cook on
weekends.
•I can’t either

9. IN-CLASS ACTIVITY.
In your notebooks, respond to these statements
using too or either.
You have 10 minutes to complete it. After 10
minutes, the teacher will nominate students for
participation.
The nominated student will turn both
microphone and camera on.
I watch a lot of
sports.
I’m allergic to nuts.
I can’t play the guitar
I´m not a morning
person.
I don´t have a pet
I can eat chocolate
all day.
I study at UDELAS.
I’m not a baseball
player.
I don’t like meat
I love shopping.

10. PAIR WORK
Student A: Make a
statement
Student B: give a
response using too or
either. Each pair will turn
both microphone and
camera on when they
take their turn to speak.

11. THANK YOU