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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.