We can leave out repeated subjects, main verbs and auxiliaries after and, or, but and then when
the subject is the same.
We use so or neither + auxiliary or be + subject to avoid repeating the exact same idea for a new subject: The old town is amazing and ____ ____ the views.
so are
We can use ___ and not instead of clauses after verbs like believe, guess, imagine, be afraid, appear, assume, seem, hope, presume, suspect and say "We don't know if the diamond is real but we believe ___."
so
Complete the sentence: I don’t know whether we’ll manage to see Martin on the weekend but I certainly hope _____.
so
These are words that are used to connect, manage, and organize the flow and structure of what we write and say.
Discourse Markers
I rarely eat Spanish food.
Rarely do I eat Spanish food.
Cristiano Ronaldo rarely falls over during matches.
Rarely does Cristiano Ronaldo fall over during matches.
