Worksheet: Ellipsis and Substitution Practice
Answer key included — check your work after each section.
Notice
- Section A: ellipsis. Section B: so/neither/nor. Section C: one/do so/the same.
Rule
This worksheet mixes all the structures from this module.
Practice
- A1. Reduce: ‘She can cook well, and he can cook well too.’
Answer: She can cook well, and he can too. - B1. Agree: ‘I haven’t tried that restaurant.’
Answer: Neither have I. - C1. Substitute: ‘I need new shoes, so I bought new shoes.’
Answer: I need new shoes, so I bought some. - C2. Substitute formally: ‘He said he would apologise, and he apologised the next day.’
Answer: He said he would apologise, and he did so the next day.
Connect
Finish with a full ellipsis/substitution practice set.
CEFR: Writing — completing structured practice exercises accurately.
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