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    The document discusses various grammar concepts including: - Using "so do I" and "neither do I" to agree or disagree with statements - How the tense of "so" or "neither" changes to match the tense of the prior statement - Pronunciation of certain words - Vocabulary words like "like", "both", and "identical" - A listening example about two people with the same name who discovered they were not related after initially worrying that they might be.

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    The document discusses various grammar concepts including: - Using "so do I" and "neither do I" to agree or disagree with statements - How the tense of "so" or "neither" changes to match the tense of the prior statement - Pronunciation of certain words - Vocabulary words like "like", "both", and "identical" - A listening example about two people with the same name who discovered they were not related after initially worrying that they might be.

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    The document discusses various grammar concepts including: - Using "so do I" and "neither do I" to agree or disagree with statements - How the tense of "so" or "neither" changes to match the tense of the prior statement - Pronunciation of certain words - Vocabulary words like "like", "both", and "identical" - A listening example about two people with the same name who discovered they were not related after initially worrying that they might be.

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    11C What A Coincidence!

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    The document discusses various grammar concepts including: - Using "so do I" and "neither do I" to agree or disagree with statements - How the tense of "so" or "neither" changes to match the tense of the prior statement - Pronunciation of certain words - Vocabulary words like "like", "both", and "identical" - A listening example about two people with the same name who discovered they were not related after initially worrying that they might be.

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    GRAMMAR BANK
    11 C

    1. So do i
    2. Neither do i
    3. So do i
    4. Neither do i
    5. So do i
    6. Neither do i
    7. So do i
    8. So do i
    9. Neither do i
    10. So do i

    1. So do i
    2. Neither do i
    3. So do i
    4. Neither do i
    5. Neither do i
    6. So do i
    7. So do i
    8. So do i

    11C What a coincidence!

    1 GRAMMAR

    1. They are American identical twins.


    2. Because they were adopted by two different families when they were babies.
    3. He decided to find and contact his brother
    4. It took him six weeks

    1. Am
    2. Have
    3. Do
    4. Did
    5. Was
    6. Do
    7. Do
    8. Do

    1. + So (am, have, etc.) i.


    - Neither (did, do, etc) i
    2. It changes to follow the tense or form used by the first speaker.

    2 PRONUNCIATION

    Although, other, there, without

    Math, thing, thirsty, through

    1 A I like tea B So do i

    2 A I’m tired B So am i

    3 A I don’t smoke B Neither do i

    4 A I’m not hungry B Neither am i


    4 VOCABULARY

    1. Like
    2. Both
    3. Similar
    4. As
    5. Identical
    6. So
    7. Neither’

    5 LISTENING

    They have same name and surname

    1. Because she was bored


    2. That a man had exactly the same name and surname as her
    3. She sent him a message
    4. After a few weeks they met
    5. They both love the beach and cooking
    6. They were worried that they were related
    7. They call each other ‘Kelly boy’ and ‘Kelly girl’
    8. A travel agent nearly cancelled a ticket
    9. They are not going to call their children Kell

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