Neither / Either

“We’ve already eaten breakfast.”

• So have I.

• So has I.

“Backpacking is fun.”

• “Packaged tours are too".

• “Packaged tours is too".

“The sound of thunder scares the dog.”

• “So did loud music.”

• “So does loud music.”

“I only have $20.”

• "So do I.”

• "Either do I.”

Complete the negative sentences meaning, “Me neither” with the missing word.

1.- “He didn't forget any of his belongings on the train.”

• “ Neither did I.”

• “ Neither do I.”

“His clothes aren't very warm.”

• “Mine isn't either"

• “Mine aren't either"

“John hasn't been to immigration to get a new passport yet.”

• “Neither I have.”

• “Neither have I.”

“The strawberries aren't growing very fast.”

• “The blueberries aren’t neither .”

• “The blueberries aren’t either .”

“We aren’t going to the party tomorrow night.”

• “Neither is Thomas.”

• “Either is Thomas.”

“Lemons aren’t sweet.”

• "Potatoes aren't either."

• "Potatoes aren't neither."