So-Too-Neither-Either

Cathy doesn’t like dogs.

• I don’t either

• I am not either!

• Neither am I!

I don’t go to work every day.

• Neither do I.

• Do I either

• Neither am I.

• I am not either

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Paul can’t type well.

• I will either.

• Neither could I.

• I could either.

• I can’t either.

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I don’t need to go to work.

• I don’t work either.

• Neither need I.

• I wasn’t either.

• I don’t either.

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He doesn’t need to study.

• I don’t need either.

• Neither do I.

• I should either.

• Neither need I.

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She doesn’t wish to stop smoking.

• I wasn’t either.

• b. Neither am I.

• Neither wish I.

• Neither do I.

Vanessa couldn’t go.

• I wouldn’t either.

• I shouldn’t either.

• I could either.

• Neither could I.

Mary shouldn’t do her homework now

• I am not either.

• I shouldn’t either.

• Shouldn’t I either.

• I am not either.

They had a good time.

• I do, too.

• We had, too.

• So did we.

• I had either.

I don’t like swimming.

• I do either.

• I don’t either.

• Neither I do.

• So do I.

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