Question with "too"

[tnas]

Hi folks,

Suppose that a person say: "I'm not good at English.". If a second person want to speak a same thing, how will she speak?
A) I'm not good at English too.
B) I'm not good at English either not too.

The two options are correct? If not, why just the specific option is correct?

Thanks in advance and regards.

P.S.: My mistakes imply Your corrections, ok? ;)


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[Bill Kelly]

neither A nor B is correct. The standrad response is:

C. I'm not good at English either.

It is also possible to say:

D. I too am poor (not good) at English.
E. I also am poor (not ggod) at English.

Bill Kelly
Connecticut USA

Post by tnas
Hi folks,
Suppose that a person say: "I'm not good at English.". If a second
person want to speak a same thing, how will she speak?
A) I'm not good at English too.
B) I'm not good at English either not too.
The two options are correct? If not, why just the specific option is correct?
Thanks in advance and regards.
P.S.: My mistakes imply Your corrections, ok? ;)

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