Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
too in negative sentences
Can we use too in negative sentences.
John wasn't at home, and Tim wasn't too.
I though only "either" was used in negative sentences
John wasn't at home, and Tim wasn't too.
I though only "either" was used in negative sentences
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Hi, Can we use too in negative sentences. John wasn't at home, and Tim wasn't too. I though only "either" was used in negative sentences You're right, 'too' is not normally used here.
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Hi,
Can we use too in negative sentences.
John wasn't at home, and Tim wasn't too.
I though only "either" was used in negative sentences
You're right, 'too' is not normally used here.
In addition to 'either', you could say 'neither John nor Tom was at ho
Can we use too in negative sentences.
John wasn't at home, and Tim wasn't too.
I though only "either" was used in negative sentences
You're right, 'too' is not normally used here.
In addition to 'either', you could say 'neither John nor Tom was at ho
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