We use SO… , NEITHER … to say that someone has something in common with another person or people A : I am tall B : I am also tall I am tall too Me too So am I So + auxiliary verb + subject with positive sentences A: I am not tall B: I am not tall either Me neither Neither am I Neither + auxiliary verb + subject with negative sentences Look at other examples : A : I was here yesterday B : So were we A: I like strawberries B: So does Amanda A : I have seen him somewhere B : So have I A: She would like to talk to you B : So would I A : I wasn’t here yesterday B : Neither were we A : I don’t like strawberries B : Neither does Amanda A: I have never seen him B : Neither have I A : She would never it B : Neither would I Now it’s your turn ! Use SO or NEITHER : e.g I go there every Monday ( my mother) » So does my mother She is very generous (her boyfriend) He hates her (my brother) They live near here (we) Tim never comes on time (you) We have seen this film (my parents) She won’t come to the cinema (Janet) I can remember my first kiss very well (I) Sheila has been married three times ( her sister) David doesn’t smoke ( his friends) 10 I wouldn’t like to be in her shoes (I) 11 I could read when I was (I) 12 Barbra was very tired after the exam (others) 13 Martin isn’t very polite ( his children) 14 I have never been to Budapest (I) 15 I am seeing the manager tomorrow at 3pm (Peter) 16 I could hardly walk after the jogging yesterday (we) 17 She was waiting for him for hours ( they) 18 I saw Clara kissing a boy at the party last week ( her boyfriend) Answers : So is her boyfriend So does my brother So we Neither you So have my parents Neither will Janet So can I So has her sister Neither his friends 10 Neither would I 11 So could I 12 So were the others 13 Neither are his children 14 Neither have I 15 So is Peter 16 Neither could we 17 So were they 18 So did her boyfriend