"So", "Neither" and "Either"

A: I can't go to the concert tomorrow.

B: -

• Neither can't I

• Neither can I

• So can I

A: I'm not going out tonight

B: -

• Neither I am

• Neither am I

• I'm not going out either

• I am either

A: I never drink alcohol

B: -

• Neither I do

• Neither do I

• So am I

A: Sophie isn't coming with us.

B: -

• neither is Emily

• so isn't Emily

• so is Emily

I drank to much water in the morning.

(a)  

A: You are a really nice person

B: -

• Thanks, so are you

• Thanks, neither are you

I like to travel to the mountains every weekend.

• so does I

• neither do I

• so do I

A: I can't swim very well, I'm afraid.

B: -

• So can I

• I can't swim very well either

• Neither can't I

A: I'm working very hard, I'm tired.

(a)  

She wants to go to the beach for Christmas

• So do I!

• So does I!

• Me, too!