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So do I!� Neither do I!� So � I and Neither � I�are used when agreeing with someone's opinion.� It's usually used in the first person, but it can be used in other ways.� See the examples below. So + auxiliary verb or�do�+ subject Use�this form to agree with someone's positive statement. � Ex.:���Catherine loves bowling.� So does Karen. ��������� I can play the piano.�So can I. ����������She's going to Sydney next week.� So am I. Neither + Auxiliary Verb or Do + Subject Use this form like "So...I" except when agreeing with someone's negative statement. � Ex:���� I don't like broccoli.� Neither�do I.� ����������She can't type very well.� Neither can he. ����������We haven't seen each other in a long time.� Neither have we.� Now try the following exercises!� Listen carefully to the sentences and type your answer�in the box. Make sure you use a CAPITAL LETTER to start your answer and�use a� .� at the end. ��(I) ��(I) ��(I)� � ���(we) � �� (she)� � �� (I)� �� (we)� � ���(Mike)� � Look at the following sentences.� Choose the correct response from the dropdown box. � 1.� I am going home now.� So am I.Neither am I.So are I. � 2.� I can't�go out tonight.� I can't.So can I.Neither can I. � 3.� They don't like skiing.� So does he.Neither do we.Neither like them. � 4.� Actually, we've never been to Sydney.� Neither have we.Neither were we.So were we. � 5.� They aren't leaving until Sunday. Neither are she.Neither are we.So is she. � 6.� Sarah doesn't want to go to church on Sunday. Neither can I.Neither are we.Neither does her mom. � 7.� I really want to see a movie this weekend!� So does Chris.So do Tom.Neither do we. � 8.� My husband can speak three languages. So do my mother.So does my brother.So can my brother. � 9.� Oh no!� It's raining and I don't have my umbrella with me. Neither do I.So do I.Neither does you. � 10.� I'm really cold right now. So are she.So am I.So will I. � 11.� This computer's not working. So is that one.Neither is that one.Neither is her one. � 12.� Cathy says she doesn't feel very well.� Neither does Tony.Neither do her aunt.Neither can her aunt. � �