AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT

Agreement and disagreement in English can be expressed by using so, too, also, either, neither, but, etc.

Agreement
1. Affirmative Addition to Affirmative remark
Affirmative statement (S+V+O), (and) + So + aux. pronoun
OR
Affirmative statement (S+V+O), (and)+subj+aux.+ too/also
Examples:
He lives in London, so does his friend.
They will participate in the programme, their teachers also.


2. Negative Addition to Negative remarks
Negative Statement (S+aux + n't+(v) + obj), (and) + neither/ nor + aux. + Pronoun
OR
Negative statement (S+aux. + n't (v) + obj), (and) + subj. aux. + n't + either
Examples:
a. He isn't back and neither is she.
b. She can't speak French, he can't either.


3. Disagreement
a. Affirmative Statement (S+V+O), but + subj + aux + n't.
b. Negative statement (S + aux + n't + (V) + O), but + subj. + aux.

Also, Read our other Notes of English for Entrance Exams:

1. Article
2. Connectives
3. Number
4. Concord
5. Tense Use
6. Causative Verbs
7. Conditional Sentence
8. Voice
9. Reported Speech
10. Transformation
11. Gerund / To-Infinitive
12. Sentence Pattern
13. Agreement & Disagreement
14. Inversion
15. Adjectives
16. Embedded Question
17. Illogical participle Modifiers
18. Preposition
19. Question Tag
20. Pronouns
21. Commonly Confused Words
22. One Word Substitution
23. Words of Comparision
24. Specialists
25. Phobias
26. Killing & Killers
27. Graphy Words