Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Hi everyone, James here. We're going to take a look at some quick and easy ways to agree with other people's opinions. If someone says something positive that you agree with, you can say 'so do I' or 'so am I'. 'I love sushi!' 'So do I!' 'I'm really tired today.' 'So am I!' You can also say 'me too!' However, when somebody says something negative with the word 'not' for example, we use the word 'neither' or 'neither'. 'Neither do I', or 'neither am I'. 'I don't go to the cinema very often.' 'Neither do I.' 'I'm not very well at the moment.' 'Neither am I.' We can also just say 'me neither!' So, to agree with something positive, you use the word 'so', but to agree with something negative, we use 'neither' or 'neither'. Thanks for joining us, everybody.
A2 agree negative positive sushi cinema tired So vs Neither - English In A Minute 21 2 林宜悉 posted on 2020/11/15 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary