SO TOO NEITHER EITHER

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What does 'I do too' mean?

Back

It means that you agree with or share the same feeling or action as someone else.

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What does 'Neither can I' mean?

Back

It means that you also cannot do what someone else has stated they cannot do.

Front

What is the purpose of using 'either' in a sentence?

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'Either' is used to indicate a choice between two options or to agree with a negative statement.

Front

What does 'I don't either' imply?

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It implies that you also do not do or have what someone else has stated they do not do or have.

Front

How do you respond to a positive statement with 'I do too'?

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You use 'I do too' to express agreement with a positive statement.

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How do you respond to a negative statement with 'Neither do I'?

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You use 'Neither do I' to express agreement with a negative statement.

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What is an example of using 'so' in agreement?

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If someone says, 'I love ice cream,' you can respond, 'So do I.'

Front

What is the difference between 'I don't either' and 'Neither do I'?

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Both express agreement with a negative statement, but 'I don't either' is more informal.

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What does 'I can't either' mean?

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It means that you also cannot do what someone else has stated they cannot do.

Front

What is the structure of a sentence using 'either' for agreement?

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Subject + 'either' + verb + object.