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Agreeing and disagreeing in the present
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So when we want to express if we agree with someone about something or if we disagree with
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them, we first have to figure out if what they are saying is a positive statement or if it's a
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negative statement. So right now we're just talking about present simple. So the verb to do,
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which is a very common verb in the positive is I do. If you want to negate this statement,
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the negative is I don't. I do or I don't. Yes or no. I don't or I do not. This is just short for
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this. So then this is a negative statement because it has don't and the word not. So
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if we want to agree with I do, if we want to agree with a positive statement, we will say
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so do I, or you can say I do too. They're both correct. If you want to
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agree with this negative statement, so you want to agree with this, even though it's a negative
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statement. It's the negative of this statement. I do, I don't. You want to agree with that,
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I don't. So you would say, neither do I. Because the statement doesn't, and you don't either.
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So, that goes from 2, 1, 2, to 0.
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So, if you want to disagree with this positive statement, if you don't, but the statement is that you do, but you don't,
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you would simply go over to the negative and say I don't or I do not and the same going the other
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direction if the statement says I don't or I do not but you do you are disagreeing with this
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statement and since you're disagreeing with a negative statement you need a positive statement
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so just like here you go over here from I do if you don't you just say I don't from I don't if
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you do you just go over here to I do so then another very common auxiliary verb to be so
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the positive is I am and the negative is I'm not or I am not
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this is just short for this again like up here I don't I do not I'm not I am not so this is a
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positive statement and this is a negative statement because not is here so if you want to
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agree with the positive statement, then you will say, so am I, or I am too. If you want to agree
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with this negative statement, that you are not, you agree that you're not, then you say, neither
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am I? So some examples of a positive statement. I love cats. This is implying the verb to do
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because what are you doing I do love cats so I love cats positive statement so if you want to
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agree with this positive statement you go over here to another positive and you say so do I
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or I do too. If you want to disagree with this positive statement, you go over here to the
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negative because this is a positive statement. So you go to the negative and you simply say,
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I don't. This person does. He does what? He loves cats. I love cats.
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okay but you don't okay so you can just say I don't and they'll know that you mean I don't
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love cats if we start with the negative of this statement I love cats I don't like cats
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so this is the negative of this positive statement if you want to
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agree with this negative statement you go to the negative because this is negative so if you agree
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with the negative then you have to say a negative statement to go along with it because if you go
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from negative to positive, it's not agreeing. So if you don't like cats, this person doesn't
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like cats and you don't either. You say, neither do I. This person doesn't like cats. You don't
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like cats. Neither do I. That goes from two, one, two, take away this one because they don't
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like cats. Take away this one because you don't like cats either. If you want to disagree
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with this negative statement saying, I don't like cats, you need to use a positive statement.
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So then you simply can say, I do. You go back from don't and you change it to do. I do.
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If we're using the verb to be and we start with a positive statement, I am a girl.
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So if you agree with this statement and you are a girl too, then you need to go to another positive statement because this is positive.
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so i am a girl positive i am too if you want to disagree with this statement that is positive
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you need to go to the negative where you can simply say i am not instead of i am i am not
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If you agree with this positive statement, you go to the positive, you say, I am too.
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Or, so am I.
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These mean the same thing.
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So then, again, with the verb to be, if we start with a negative statement,
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the negative of this statement this is the positive I am a girl this is the negative of
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this I am not a girl so we start with a negative statement if we want to agree with a negative
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statement if you are not a girl this person's not a girl and you're not a girl either then you need
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to match this negative with another negative statement so then you would say neither am I
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if you want to disagree with this and you actually are a girl I am a girl you are a girl
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then instead of saying am not you just say I am it's understood that what you mean
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is that you are a girl i am a girl but you don't need to say i am a girl you can simply say i am
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- Autor/es:
- Roberto R.
- Subido por:
- Roberto R.
- Licencia:
- Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
- Visualizaciones:
- 72
- Fecha:
- 16 de mayo de 2020 - 23:06
- Visibilidad:
- Público
- Centro:
- CP INF-PRI CARMEN IGLESIAS
- Duración:
- 10′ 09″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 1.82:1
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