So .../Neither...

So .../Neither...

Multiple Choice

Sarah loves chocolate.

• So does I.

• So loves I

• So do I.

Multiple Choice

Catherine is English.

• So am I.

• So is I.

• So do I.

Multiple Choice

Lucy will come early tomorrow.

• So I will.

• So will I.

• So won't I.

Multiple Choice

I have to study this weekend.

• So do I.

• So have I.

• So I have.

Multiple Choice

I’ve been to Mexico.

• So do I.

• So be I.

• So have I.

Multiple Choice

I’m going home now.

• So do I.

• So am I.

• So I am.

Multiple Choice

John went to the concert yesterday.

• So go I.

• So did I.

• So do I.

Multiple Choice

Emma can speak French.

• So can I.

• So I can.

• So she can.

Multiple Choice

I can’t play the piano.

• Neither can I.

• So can I.

• Neither I can.

Multiple Choice

She isn’t coming to the party.

• Neither is I.

• So am I.

• Neither am I.

Multiple Choice

She doesn’t have any brothers or sisters.

• Neither do I.

• Neither does I.

• Neither I do.

Multiple Choice

I didn’t pass the exam.

• Neither I did.

• Neither did I.

• Neither I didn't.

Multiple Choice

She hasn’t written a book yet.

• Neither has I.

• Neither have I.

• Neither hasn't I:

Multiple Choice

I won’t call him again.

• Neither will I.

• Neither won't I.

• Neither I will.

Multiple Choice

I’m not a student.

• Neither I am.

• Neither I am not.

• Neither am I.