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So do I/ Neither do I

'So do I' is used to say that a positive sentence is also true for me.

Paul: I like chocolate.

Mike: So do I.(= I also like chocolate)

'Neither do I' is used to say that a negative sentence is also true for me.

Paul: I don't like to go to school everyday.

Mike: neither do I.(= I don't like to go to school everyday)

Both are often used as a reply to someone else in a conversation and we can use both sentences

Mike:John has been to London, and so have I.

Mike:Lucy doesn't like fish. and neither do I.

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1. Edward is not going out tonight. .

2. They've been to London so many times! .

3. She will be waiting for John at the party by this time tomorrow. .

4. Elizabeth doesn't like coffee. .

5. Kate would like to visit India. .

6. I can't climb this hill. .

7. Laura went to Malaysia yesterday. .

8. In March I'll have been living here for ten years. .

9. She has to attend the meeting by 10 am. .

10. Rosy was playing the piano before she had lunch. .

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