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--- englisch:auch-nicht [28.11.2021 (11:59)] – [Option [Möglichkeit] 1] retemirabile
+++ englisch:auch-nicht [28.11.2021 (12:04)] (aktuell) – [Option 2] retemirabile
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 ===== Option [Möglichkeit] 1 =====
+==== Positive statement ====
 |<100% 4em 50% >|
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 ^:::|:::|I **also** did.|
 ^D|Meine Schwester hörte den ganzen Abend Musik |Ich **auch.**|
+<WRAP tip>
+To say “auch” we can use the words “too” and “also”, note that they are put in different positions in the sentence.
+</WRAP>
+==== Negative statement ====
 |<100% 4em 50% >|
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 ^E|My brother couldn’t understand the president’s speech|I could**n’t either**.|
 ^D|Mein Bruder konnte die Rede der Präsidentin nicht verstehen|Ich **auch nicht**.|
+<WRAP tip>
+To say “auch nicht” we can use “not” + “either”. Note how the sentences are constructed with a normal negation [Verneinung] and the “either” at the end of the sentence.
+</WRAP>
 ===== Option 2 =====
+==== Positive statement ====
 |<100% 4em 50% >|
 ^E|My sister was listening to music all evening|**So was I.**|
 ^D|Meine Schwester hörte den ganzen Abend Musik |Ich **auch.**|
+<WRAP tip>
+Another way of saying “auch” is using “so”. In this construction, the verb comes before the subject, so their positions are inverted [umgedreht] compared to a normal sentence. That’s why this construction is called inversion [Vertauschung].
+</WRAP>
+==== Negative statement ====
 |<100% 4em 50% >|
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 ^:::|:::|**Nor could I.**|
 ^D|Mein Bruder konnte die Rede der Präsidentin nicht verstehen|Ich **auch nicht**.|
+<WRAP tip>
+Another way of saying “auch nicht” is using “neither” or “nor”. In this construction, too, the verb comes before the subject. So this is also an inversion.
+</WRAP>