1. - Either we or them often go swimming in the summer

- We often go swimming in the summer, and they are too 

2. - Either she or I can speak English very well

- She can speak English very well, me too

3. - Either Nam or Minh didn’t come to the party last night

- Nam didn’t come to the party last night, Minh didn’t too 

- Nam didn’t come to the party last night, Minh did either 

4. - Either Hoa or I will buy some oranges and pineapples

- Hoa will buy some oranges and pineapples, me too 

5. - Either they or we don’t want to go out tonight

- They don’t want to go out tonight, we either / we dont want too 

6. - Either the pineapples or the bananas aren’t ripe

- The pineapples aren’t ripe, the bananas arent too

7. - Either Nam or his friends are hungry

- Nam are hungry, his friends too

8. - Either Jane or Peter won’t come

- Jane won’t come, Peter wont too 

9. - Either Hoa or we had a medical check-up yesterday morning

- Hoa had a medical check-up yesterday morning, we had too 

10. - Either he or his brother can’t swim 

- he can’t swim, his brother can either / his brother cant too 

1. We often go swimming in the summer, and they do, too.
2. She can speak English very well. I can, too.
3. Nam didn’t come to the party last night, and Minh didn’t, either.
4. Hoa will buy some oranges and pineapples. I will, too.
5. They don’t want to go out tonight, and we don’t, either.
6. The pineapples aren’t ripe, and the bananas aren’t, too.
7. Nam is hungry and his friends are, too.
8. Jane won’t come. Peter won’t, either.
9. Hoa had a medical check-up yesterday morning. We did, too.
10. He can’t swim and his brother can’t, either.