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Ellipsis & Substitution Dictation: Agreement with So and Too
B1 Level
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Catch the order after so: the helping verb comes before the person sharing the first statement. With too, the person can come first in ordinary statement order. Both add someone with the same experience, state or ability. Listen to the opening clause to understand what is shared, then keep the second helping verb exactly as spoken. Its form may change for a different person. Do not expand the short agreement into a repeated sentence; the recording gives you the words you need.
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