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So / Neither ?

➡️ To agree with a positive statement:
We use so + auxiliary modal verb + pronoun:

'I like tea without sugar.'
'So do I.'

➡️ To agree with a negative statement:
We use nor/neither + auxiliary modal verb + pronoun:

'I don't like tea with sugar.'
'Nor do I.' or 'Neither do I.'

➡️ To disagree with a positive statement:
We use pronoun + auxiliary modal verb + not (-n't):

'I like tea without sugar.'
'I don't.'

➡️ To disagree with a negative statement:
We use pronoun + auxiliary modal verb:

'I don't like tea with sugar.'
'I do.'

Write a short answer containing 'so' or 'neither' :
Example: She went to the States. (I) ==> So did I.

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1. Dany loves travelling.(I)

2. Peter phoned Sarah.(Brian)

3. Peter doesn't like carrots.(I)

4. You went to Australia last year.(She)

5. Mike doesn't like mathematics.(We)

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