Agreement Phrases in English

This video tutorial by Lucy covers the correct usage of phrases like 'me too', 'so do I', 'neither do I', and 'me neither'. It includes a quiz to assess prior knowledge, detailed explanations of using 'so' and 'neither' in positive and negative sentences, and informal agreement expressions like 'me too' and 'me neither'. The video also discusses the use of 'either' in sentences. A free PDF with additional examples and exercises is available for download.

Which phrase would you use to agree with a positive statement?

• Me either

• Neither do I

• So do I

• Me neither

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What is the purpose of the short quiz introduced in the video?

• To assess your understanding of agreement phrases

• To check your vocabulary range

• To evaluate your pronunciation skills

• To test your knowledge of English literature

Which structure is used to express agreement in positive sentences?

• Me either

• Me neither

• So plus auxiliary plus pronoun

• Neither plus auxiliary plus pronoun

What is the auxiliary verb in the sentence 'I have been to Rome'?

• Have

• Been

• To

• Rome

How do speakers often pronounce 'so have I' in fast speech?

• So of I

• So I've

• So have I

• So I

What is the correct phrase to agree with a negative statement?

• Me too

• So have I

• Neither have I

• I also

Which pronunciation of 'neither' is considered correct?

• Neither is correct

• Neither

• Neither

• Both

What is an informal way to agree with a positive statement?

• So do I

• Me too

• Me neither

• Neither do I

Which phrase is used to agree with a negative statement informally?

• Me too

• So do I

• Me neither

• Neither do I