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Anonymous  #243795  Sat, 08 Jul 06 05:39 PM

Can we use too in negative sentences.

John wasn't at home, and Tim wasn't too.

I though only "either" was used in negative sentences

  
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Clive  #243798  Sat, 08 Jul 06 05:54 PM

Hi,

Can we use too in negative sentences.

John wasn't at home, and Tim wasn't too.

I though only "either" was used in negative sentences

You're right, 'too' is not normally used here.

In addition to 'either', you could say 'neither John nor Tom was at home'.

Best wishes, Clive

  
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Tuanle  #243816  Sat, 08 Jul 06 06:53 PM
Or:  John wasn't at home, and neither was Tim.
  
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CalifJim  #243897  Sun, 09 Jul 06 04:39 AM
See Post:59026.
  
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