So/Neither (I)
I usually go to the seaside in the summer.
So do I.
I wake up at 8 am every morning. (Michael)
So does Michael.
This is your backpack...
....isn't it?
This isn't true, ....
... is it?
I don't have a photo of my great-grandmother.
Neither do I.
They don't want to go to on a picnic. (We)
Neither do we.
You like him, ....
....don't you?
He doesn't like me, ...
... does he?
I wasn't at his birthday party yesterday.
Neither was I.
You weren't happy with your gift. (They)
Neither were they.
She needs to be there at 5, ....
...doesn't she?
I wasn't impolite, ...
.... was I?
She went to the amusement park with her friends.
So did I.
She came home after midnight. (Elisabeth)
So did Elisabeth.
We saw him yesterday at school, .....
.... didn't we?
They didn't invite us to the cinema, ...
.... did they?
They haven't finished their homework.
Neither have I.
I've never seen a car crash. (She)
Neither has she.
The teacher has explained everything, ...
... hasn't she/he?
You haven't finished the project, ....
.... have you?