So Do I

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Mike So do I(= I also like chocolate) ‘Neither do I’ is used to say that a negative sentence is also true for me Paul I don’t like to go to school everyday Mike neither do I(= I don’t like to go to school everyday) Both are often used as a reply to someone else in a conversation and we can use both sentences MikeJohn has been to London and so have I MikeLucy doesn’t like fish.

ESL Tips and Quiz: Agreement Using So and Neither

So do I The expression ‘so do I’ is formed using so plus the emphasized auxiliary verb Don’t forget to invert the subject and the auxiliary verb He is worried about the changes So am I He is worried about the changes and I am also worried They arrived yesterday So did we .

So, Too, Neither and Either Perfect English Grammar

‘So do I’ ‘So did I’ ‘So would I’ Q10 ‘I don’t fancy it’ ‘So do I’ ‘I do‘ Grade Me! Printable Worksheet Instructions Choose the correct answer Click here for the answer sheet Note When printed this page will be formatted correctly for use as a handout Q1 ‘I’m exhausted’ ‘So do I’ ‘So am I’ ‘Neither am I’ ‘Neither do I’ Q2 ‘I was late’ ‘So did I’ ‘So was I’ ‘Neither.

So do I / Me too / Neither do I / I don't either (Speaking

or So do I A I can play the piano B Me too or I can too or So can I A I am hungry B Me too or I am too or So am I A I don’t like hamburgers B Me either or Neither do I A I can’t cook B Me either or Neither can I A I’m not tired B Me either or Neither am I In the sentences above a third person (C) would say the same thing as the second person (B) When you don.