Too/So

Neither/Either
Agreeing with positive
and negative statements
 Too/So Neither/Either

When we agree with something that

someone says , we can use TOO or SO.
The sentences are affirmative.
When we agree with something someone
says , and the statement is negative, we
use:
Neither or Either.
 Too & So

Grammar for so/too:

SO AUX (or BE) Subject

Subject AUX (or BE) TOO

A: "I'm afraid of spiders."

B: "So am I." or "Me too."

A: "I must hurry , it's late already"

B: "Oh ! So must I."

I am hungry, and so are you. / you are too.

 Neither/Either
Subject (-) AUX or BE either

Neither (+) AUX or BE Subject

A: "I don't have any free time."

B: "Neither do I." or "Nor do I." or "I don't either." or

"Me neither."

A: "We don't smoke."

B: "Neither does he." or "Nor does he."

I am not tired, and neither are my friends. / my

friends are not either.

I can't play chess, and neither can you. / you can't

either.
 Exercise:
1. Im exhausted. 4. I didnt enjoy it.
a) So do I. a)I did.
b) So am I.
b)So did I.
c) Neither am I.
d) Neither do I.
5. Id like a coffee, please.
2. I was late.
a)So did I. a)So do I.
b)So was I. b)So had I.
c)Neither was I.
d)Neither did I. c)So would I.

3. I didnt finish it. 6. I want one.

a)So was I.
b)So did I. a)I dont.
c)Neither was I. b)Neither do I.
d)Neither did I.
7. Im staying in tonight.
a)So will I.
b)So am I.

8. I was shocked.
a)So was I.
b)Neither was I.
c)I was.

9. I found it very hard.

a)So do I.
b)So did I.
c)So would I.

10. I dont fancy going to Russia.

a)So do I.
b)I do.