So Do I. Neither Do I. Me Too. Me Neither. + Video

Present tense: do,does, am, are, is

Dusan likes football. So does Robo.
The women are in the shop. So is my wife.

She doesn’t cook everyday. Neither do I.
We are not learning English. Neither is she.

Past tense: did, was, were

I bought a new dress. So did I.
They were in the zoo. So were we.

They did not sit the test yesterday. Neither did they.
I wasn’t there. Neither was I.

Future tense: will

I will bring it tomorrow. So will I.
We will be at the station. So will they.

She won’t come to the party. Neither will I.
John won’t be there. Neither will I.

Present perfect: have

I have been to London. So have I.
We have eaten a snake soup. So has john.

She has never been abroad. Neither have we.
I haven’t been going to work for a week. Neither have they.

Modals

I can come at six. So can we.
We can’t speak Japanese. Neither can I.

They should practice more. So should I.
I shouldn’t smoke. Neither should I.

I would like a new bike. So would I.
We wouldn’t go there. Neither would Peter and George.