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This document discusses the use of "so" and "neither" when agreeing or disagreeing with statements made by others. It explains that "so" is used when statements are affirmative, such as "John is a student, so am I." "Neither" is used when statements are negative, like "John isn't a doctor, neither am I." Several examples are provided to illustrate the proper usage of these words. A short quiz at the end tests the reader's understanding of when to use "so" and "neither" in different sentence constructions.
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The document discusses the use of "so/too" and "neither/either" to agree or disagree with statements made by others in conversation. It provides examples of how to use these terms to agree that a positive statement is also true for the speaker ("so do I") or that a negative statement is also true ("neither do I"). Variations like "I do too" and "I don't either" are also explained. The verb must match the tense of the original statement. "Me too" and "me neither" can be used informally. These terms can also refer to others besides the speaker. Examples are given demonstrating their use in different tenses.Ad
Soneither may 2013
- 1. SO DO I NEITHER DO I
- 2. When we agree with something someone says,we use SO.The sentences are affirmative:
- 3. Exp: Tom likes tennis. I like tennis,too. -Tom likes tennis,so do I.
- 4. -John is a student.Im a student,too.
- 5. John is a student.So am I.
- 6. Pat can swim.I can swim,too.
- 7. Pat can swim,so can I.
- 8. Jack was ill.His sister was ill,too.
- 9. Jack was ill,so was his sister.
- 10. Sally drank milk.I drank milk,too.
- 11. Sally drank milk,so did I.
- 12. Bob has been to London. We have been to London,too.
- 13. Bob has been to London,so have we.
- 14. When we agree with something someone says and the sentences are negative,we use NEITHER
- 15. Exp:Jack doesnt like football.I dont like football,either.
- 16. Jack doesnt like football,neither do I.
- 17. John isnt a doctor.Im not a doctor,either.
- 18. John isnt a doctor, neither am I.
- 19. Pat cant drive.Julia cant drive,either.
- 21. Jack wasnt tired.I wasnt tired,either.
- 22. Jack wasnt tired,neither was I.
- 23. Nevin wont go to work tomorrow and Aylin wont,either.
- 24. Nevin wont go to work tomorrow,neither will Aylin.
- 25. QUIZ TIME 1-Jack likes skiing, .I.
- 26. 1-Jack likes skiing, so do I.
- 27. 2-I didnt go out, ..my brother.
- 28. 2-I didnt go out,neither did my brother.
- 30. 3-Dogs have four legs,so docats.
- 31. 4-I dont have blue eyes,Janet.
- 32. 4-I dont have blue eyes,neither does Janet.
- 33. 5-I am hungry, .my sister.
- 34. 5-I am hungry,so is my sister.
- 36. 6-Paul ate a sandwich, so did I.
- 38. 7-Margaret is going shopping, so is her mother.
- 39. 8-I have never been to America,..my brother.
- 40. 8-I have never been to America, neither has my brother.
- 41. 9-I dont have a car, my sister.
- 42. 9-I dont have a car, neither does my sister
- 43. 10-I will go to the library tomorrow,.my friend.
- 44. 10-I will go to the library tomorrow, so will my friend.