so, too, either and neither

Too, so, either and neither

Neither, either , too and so

So, too, either, neither: this is often used as a reply to someone else in a conversation.

Neither, either , too and so

“So” and “too” are used in positive sentences to show agreement.ExamplesCharacter A: I can swim.Character B: So can I/I can (swim) too/ me too Character A: I love footballCharacter B: So do I/ I love it(football) too/ me tooCharacter A:Hana and Jim have done their tasks.Character B: So have I/ I have(done my tasks) too/ me too

Neither, either , too and so

“Either” and “neither” are used in negative sentence to show agreement.(NEITHER = NOT EITHER)ExamplesCharacter A:I do not love football.Character B:I do not (love football) either/ neither do I/me neither Character A: Jack can´t swim.Character B: I can´t (swim) either/ neither can I/ me neitherCharacter A:Hanna and Jim Have not done their tasks.Character B: I have not(done my tasks) either/ neither have I /me neither

Neither, either , too and so

Use too or so to answer:ExamplesCharacter A:I will do my HWCharacter B: Character A: He would run if he was not injuredCharacter B:Character A:Harold was a really good studentCharacter B:

Neither, either , too and so

Use too or so to answer:ExamplesCharacter A:I will do my HW.Character B:I will too/ I will (do my HW) too/ me too/ So will I.Character A: He would run if he was not injured.Character B: I would run too/ So would I/ me too.Character A:Harold was a really good student.Character B: I was too/ So was I /me too.

Neither, either , too and so

Use either or neither to answer:ExamplesCharacter A:I will not do my HW.Character B:Character A: He would not run if he was injured.Character B: Character A:Harold was not a really good studentCharacter B:

Neither, either , too and so

Use either or neither to answer:ExamplesCharacter A:I will not do my HW.Character B:I won´t either / neither will I/ me neither.Character A: He would not run if he was injured.Character B: I would not either/ neither would I/ me neither.Character A:Harold was not a really good studentCharacter B: I was not either / Neither was I / me neither.