[ So / Neither / Either / Too ]
They bought a new house. I did, ___________.
A. So
B. Neither
C. Either
D. Too

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Grammar › ViewMary _______________ to John on the phone every day.
A. talked
B. is talking
C. talks
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Please add _______ more milk in his tea.
A. a few
B. a little
C. many
D. a lot
Grammar › ViewI think it is ________ part of the city.
A. the noisiest
B. the most noisy
C. noisier
D. noisiest
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Lexical items that rely on context to convey meaning. For example, in the sentence ‘You know he did it again,’ context is required to be able to understand both who ‘he’ is and what he has done.
A. modification
B. deixis
C. imperative
D. modals
