🗣️ English in Use: So do I / Neither do I

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Today is Friday, and this is English in Use!

We’re learning how to agree with people naturally using: So do ,I and Neither do I.

These are very common ways to say “Me too”, but the one you use depends on the type of sentence.

If the sentence is positive, use So do I.

Example: Friend: “I love coffee.” ☕️You: “So do I.” This means: I love it too.

If the sentence is negative (using don’t or doesn’t), use Neither do I.

Example: Friend: “I don’t like spiders.” 🕷️You: “Neither do I.”

This means: I don’t like them either.

Positive (+) → So do I. Negative (-) → Neither do I.

These expressions make your English sound natural, friendly, and native-like.

I say, “I don’t like waking up early.” 😴Do you agree?

Write So do I or Neither do I in the comments down below!

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