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So is used to agree with a positive or affirmative statement made by, or concerning, another person.
Example : Speaker A : "I like chocolate."
Speaker B : "So do I." (= I like chocolate too)
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| A : |
I speak English
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Tom is hungry
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Jane can swim
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We have got a dog.
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B :
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So does Peter
(Peter speaks English too)
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So is Mary
(Mary is hungry too)
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So can Julie
(Julie can swim too)
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So have our parents.
(Our parents have got
a dog too) |
Neither is used to agree with a negative statement made by, or concerning, another person.
Example : Speaker A : "I don't speak Chinese."
Speaker B : "Neither do I." (= I don't speak Chinese either)
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| A : |
Tom doesn't work here.
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Peter isn't tired
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I can't cook
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I don't have a ticket.
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| B : |
Neither do I
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Neither is Tom.
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Neither can I
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Neither do I
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