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0 Look at the table and write sentences.

HAS BEEN
HAS
CAN
CAN SKI
LIKES HAS BEEN PLAYS CAN SKI 'STALL LAUGHS
LOT
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TO
TO AMERICA
DANCING TO AMERICA TENNIS A LOT
ERIC ! ! ! ! ‚" ‚" ‚ !
JULIE ! ! ! ! ! !

DAN ! ! ! ! ! !

DENISE ! ! ! ! ! !

RACHEL ! ! ! ! ! !

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1(Eric, Dan, tennis)
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2 2 (Julie, Denise, tall)
2 (Julie, Denise, tall)
Denise,
3 3
3 (Denise, Paul, laugh)
(Denise,
4 (Dan, Rachel, ski)
Denise,
5 (Julie, Denise, America)
5 5 (Julie, Denise, America)
(Eric,Poul,toll)
% (Eric,Poul,toll)
% %
7 (Julie, Dan, tennis)
(Julie,
7 7
8 (Paul, Rachel, dancing)
Rachel,
8 8 (Paul, Rachel, dancing)
Here are some facts about Mike and Katy. Are you the same as them, or different?
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using

,

am
n
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am
a
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s
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do

do
do

can't
can't

can't
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have,

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l
I
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I
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etc.

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your
your
ave
has
ave

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interested
is
1 1
is
has
2 Mike has been to Texas.
2 2 Mike has been
Katy
3 3
3 Katy can sing. # I! !
sing.

can

can
likes
4 Mike likes old music.
4 4 Mike likes old
5 Katy speaks French.
5 5 Katy speaks French. b b b b b b b b a '#"...
speaks
a
a
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a
a
a
a
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a
d

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+
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#
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tall.

very
1 1
Katy
very
) Katy isn't very tall. ' '( ( (a#+# 5a d
) )
hasn't
7 Mike hasn't got much hair.
7 7 Mike hasn't got
can't
drink

Katy
8 8
8 Katy can't drink milk.
can't
9 Mike doesn't like hot weather.
doesn't
9 9 Mike doesn't like
doesn't
10 Mike doesn't understand computers.
10 10 Mike doesn't u n d e r s t a n d
also
We can also use too not either say that A is/does same as B.
not
A
same
say
as
as
We can also use too or not either to say that A is/does the same as B.
We
use
use
too.'
hasn't
hasn't
Carol
hasn't
hungry
hungry
'1'm hungry.' 'lam too.' Lucy hasn't written, and Carol hasn't either.
and
.'
.'
'1'm
'1'm hungry .' ' l a m too.' Lucy hasn't written, and Carol hasn't either .
Carol
In In informal say Me so do 1, ' d o
so
say
In informal conversation we often say Me too instead of so do 1, 'do too etc.
1,
1,
do
do
headache.'
headache.'
too:
O
N
N
'I've got a headache.' Me too: (NOT '1 also.
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'I've got a headache.' Me too: ( ( ( N O T '1 also.
got
a
a
got
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example
some
I I In some answers, both contracted forms (for example I'm, don't) and full SPOKEN GRAMMAR 295

n
n

both
forms (for example l am, do not) are possible. Normally both are correct.
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Normally
n
do
o
)
t
do

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example
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