Lesson on how to AGREE or DISAGREE (I DO ! - She DIDN'T ! - SO do I - NEITHER do I)

This video tutorial teaches how to agree and disagree with statements using auxiliary verbs. It covers agreeing with negative statements using 'neither', agreeing with positive statements using 'so', and how to disagree with both negative and positive statements. The tutorial also explains the use of 'me too' and 'as well' in positive contexts, providing examples for each scenario.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced in the video?

• How to use past tense verbs

• How to use modal verbs

• How to agree and disagree with statements

• How to form questions

Which word is used to agree with a negative statement?

• Too

• So

• Either

• Neither

When agreeing with a positive statement, which word should be used?

• So

• Neither

• Never

• Not

Which auxiliary verb is used to agree with the statement 'He went to work this morning'?

• Do

• Did

• Has

• Will

How do you disagree with a negative statement?

• Use 'neither' followed by the auxiliary verb

• Use the subject followed by the auxiliary verb

• Use 'so' followed by the auxiliary verb

• Use 'not' followed by the auxiliary verb

What is the correct way to disagree with a positive statement?

• Use 'so' followed by the auxiliary verb

• Use 'either' followed by the auxiliary verb

• Use the subject followed by the auxiliary verb and 'not'

• Use 'neither' followed by the auxiliary verb

In the context of the lesson, what does 'me too' signify?

• Agreement with a positive statement

• Disagreement with a negative statement

• Disagreement with a positive statement

• Agreement with a negative statement