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[inverse_narcissus]

Hi guys,
I'm stumped. Again. The good people of this forum have always given me great ideas for lessons and I'm wondering if anyone can help me with the following.

In the run-up to the exams (public middle school), I've been asked to do a lesson brushing up on the students' knowledge of the following:
-neither
-either
-so do I

I'm planning to teach them as if they don't already know it (most of 'em have probably forgotten it anyway) but I can't come up with any methods that will stimulate them and make 'em learn. They're a tough crowd (teenage boys) so I need something good.

Hope you can help; thanks in advance,
i_n

[yingwenlaoshi]

A - Do you like mosquito pizza?

B - No, I don't.

A - Neither do I.

or

A - I don't like mosquito pizza either.


B - Do you like money?

A - Yes, I do.

B - So do I.


Ao you like making things complicated?

B:No, I don't.

A - Neither do I.

or

A - I don't like making things complicated either.