Isn’t it a good feeling when someone shares your views and you have similar things in common? Of course, in life, this isn’t always the case but compatibility helps us exist a little better together in this world.
One simple way to express agreement with people in English is with “so” or “neither”.
SO + auxiliary (helping) verb + subject (for positive statements):
Matteo loves chocolate. ——> So do I.
Beth can play the piano. —-> So can I.
My sister is a banker. —-> So is Jason.
Marco lives in Italy. —-> So does Elisa.
Greg would like a cup of coffee. ---> So would I.
Alice can speak French. ---> So can Andrea.
Greg would like a cup of coffee. ---> So would I.
Alice can speak French. ---> So can Andrea.
NEITHER + auxiliary (helping) verb + subject (for negative statements):
Valeria has never seen the film Rocky. —-> Neither has Caterina.
Anna isn’t coming to the party. —-> Neither is Lorie.
Andrew doesn’t have any brothers or sisters. —-> Neither does Victor.
Edo won’t sing karaoke. —-> Neither will Susan.
Stefania is not an engineer. —> Neither am I.
Judy has never eaten caviar. —-> Neither have I.
I think this is a helpful blog post. Do you agree? ;)
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