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Everyday English · CEFR B1 · Independent

So do I. Neither do I. — Everyday english

To agree, repeat the helping verb from what they said. Me too and me neither do the same job and are the everyday spoken version.

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I do not like it. — Me neither.

So / Neither + helper + subject · Me too / Me neither

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I do not like it. — Me neither.
Agreeing with a negative needs "me neither", not "me too".

The shape

So / Neither + helper + subject · Me too / Me neither

Agree with what somebody just said.

In Hindi

सहमति के लिए उनकी सहायक क्रिया दोहराइए। बोलचाल में me too और me neither चलते हैं।

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Commonly said	Correct English
I do not like it. — Me too.	I do not like it. — Me neither. Agreeing with a negative needs "me neither", not "me too".

Commonly said

Correct English

I do not like it. — Me too.

I do not like it. — Me neither.

Agreeing with a negative needs "me neither", not "me too".

Easy to confuse with

Close enough to be mixed up with this one. Knowing the difference is most of knowing either.

So do I / Neither do IB1Agree with somebody in three words

Questions people ask

How do I use So do I. Neither do I.?: To agree, repeat the helping verb from what they said. Me too and me neither do the same job and are the everyday spoken version. In practice: agree with what somebody just said.
What is the pattern for So do I. Neither do I.?: So / Neither + helper + subject · Me too / Me neither.
Which mistake should I avoid with So do I. Neither do I.?: Saying “I do not like it. — Me too.” instead of “I do not like it. — Me neither.”. Agreeing with a negative needs "me neither", not "me too".

Where so do i. neither do i. fits

Where this structure sits in the ladder, and what surrounds it.

So do I. Neither do I. is a CEFR B1 structure — the independent band — and it belongs to everyday english. CoCap’s syllabus files every structure this way so you can learn in order instead of jumping between whatever a search happened to return.

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Commonly said	Correct English
I do not like it. — Me too.	I do not like it. — Me neither. Agreeing with a negative needs "me neither", not "me too".

Commonly said

Correct English

I do not like it. — Me too.

I do not like it. — Me neither.

Agreeing with a negative needs "me neither", not "me too".