Agreeing with someone’s opinion: (Positive)
A: I enjoy watching comedy movies.
B: So do I.
B: So does my sister.
A: We went to Brazil last summer.
B: So did we.
B: So did my cousins.
A: I’m attending a swimming class this month.
B: So am I.
So is Tina.
A: He has been in this job for many years.
B: So have I.
B: So has my father.
A: She was cooking last night when I called her.
B: So was my mother.
B: So were we.
A: My son can swim.
B: So can my daughter.
B: So can my friends.
A: You must quit smoking.
B: So must you.
B: So must he.
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Agreeing with someone’s opinion: (Negative)
A: I don’t like history.
B: Neither do I.
B: Neither does my friend.
A: Anna didn’t play games last night.
B: Neither did I.
B: Neither did Jack.
A: We haven’t gone to the park in a while.
B: Neither have we.
B: Neither has Tim.
A: I’m not learning French those days.
B: Neither is my brother.
B: Neither are they.
A: She wasn’t studying English when I visited her.
B: Neither was I.
B: Neither were my brothers.
A: I can’t speak Arabic.
B: Neither can Uzma.
B: Neither can her friends.
A: You shouldn’t fish here.
B: Neither should they.
B: Neither should he.
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