so, neither – so am I, neither do I, etc.

'My phone doesn't work very well.' ' (a)   (mine).'

'Emily has passed the exam.'' (a)     (Victor).'

'I live in the city center.' ' (a)   (my parents).'

'We went camping last summer.' ' (a)     (we).'

'Sofia wasn't very inspired by the teacher.'  ' (a)     (Nic).'

James didn't say "hello" when he saw us and (a)     (Daniel).

'I'm working this weekend.' ' (a)   (I).'

Ellen should apologise and (a)   (you).

I won't accept your apology and (a)     (my wife).

'I'm not really worried.' ' (a)     (I).'