to/either so am I/neither do I

too/either so am I/neither do I

by Dany Hernández

​Remember:

​So am I (not So I am)

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​Neither have I (not Neither I have)

too/either

We use too and either at the end of a sentence

We use too after an affirmative verb:

​

​A: I'm happy​ ​ A: I liked the movie

​​B: I'm happy​ too ​ B: I liked the movie too

We use either after a negative verb:

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​A: I'm not happy​ ​ A: I am not happy either

​​B: I'm not happy​ either​ B: I can't either

Fill in the Blank

Jane is a doctor and her husband is a doctor ______

Fill in the Blank

Bill doesn't watch TV. He doesn't read newspapers _________

so am I / neither do I

Multiple Choice

I work in a bank. ____________

• Neither do I

• So do I

• So am I

• Neither do you

Multiple Choice

I won't be here tomorrow. ____________

• Neither do you

• Neither am I

• Neither do I

• Neither will I

Multiple Choice

I'd like to go to Australia. _______________

• So would I

• So am I

• So was I

• So will I

Multiple Choice

I never go to the movies

• Neither will I

• Neither did I

• Neither do I

• Neither would I