Question

Example: Jack always trains in the morning. So does Kate. 1. Jack always trains in the morning. (Kate)2. Pete can play rugby very well. (We)3. Bob and Kate were in the City yesterday. (Polly)4. Albert has done his homework. (I)5. They got excellent marks. (Ted)6. Caroline plays the flute badly. (You)7. Alice has received a letter from him lately. (Betty)​

Answer 1

1. Do does Kate

2. So can we

3 So was Polly

4 So have I

5 So did Ted

6 So do you

7 So has Betty

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the appropriate pronoun replacements:

1. Jack always trains in the morning. So does Kate.

   • Jack always trains in the morning. So does Kate.

2. Pete can play rugby very well.

   • We can play rugby very well.

3. Bob and Kate were in the City yesterday.

   • Bob and Kate were in the City yesterday. Polly was there as well.

4. Albert has done his homework.

   • Albert has done his homework. I have done mine too.

5. They got excellent marks.

   • They got excellent marks. Ted got excellent marks as well.

6. Caroline plays the flute badly.

   • Caroline plays the flute badly. You play the flute badly too.

7. Alice has received a letter from him lately.

   • Alice has received a letter from him lately. Betty has received a letter from him lately too.