Tell me you are the same. Daniel was a math teacher...and I was, too.

Tell me you are the same.  

aux-words:  am is are was were can could would should may might must will won't shall  

If there's an aux-word in the first part, you need an aux-word in the second part.

If there's no aux-word in the first part, you need do/does/did in the second part.

a.    Daniel was a math teacher in his country, and I was, too.

b.    Bill works as a pizza delivery person (*投递员, repartidor), and I do, too.     

1.    Roland has a university degree, and I

2.    Joey can build cabinets and shelves, and I                                                                                

3.    Ho was a seamstress in her country, and I                                                         

4.    Joe is working as a cashier, and 

5.    Mario knows how to use a bar code scanner, and                                                                     

6.    Hassan needs to take messages in English at work, and                                   

7.    Jackie worked as a housekeeper in a hotel last year, and

8.    Mary had an interview last year, and

9.    Jeff would like to buy a new laptop computer, and

1.    Roland has a university degree, and I do, too.

2.    Joey can build cabinets and shelves, and I can, too.                                                                 

3.    Ho was a seamstress in her country, and I was, too.                                         

4.    Joe is working as a cashier, and I am, too.

5.    Mario knows how to use a bar code scanner, and I do, too.                                                      

6.    Hassan needs to take messages in English at work, and I do, too.                    

7.    Jackie worked as a housekeeper in a hotel last year, and I did, too.

8.    Mary had an interview last year, and I did, too.

9.    Jeff would like to buy a new laptop computer, and I would, too.