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Este Cmap, tiene información relacionada con: So-too-neither- either, Either Grammar subject + be/do + either be: I'm not going to Emi's party. ⇒ I'm not either. ⇒ We're not either. do: I don't have a costume for the party. ⇒ I don't either. ⇒ We don't either., <math xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"> <mrow> <mtext> So + be/do + subject be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ So am I. ⇒ So are we. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ So do I. ⇒ So do we. </mtext> </mrow> </math> The tense in the response should match the tense used in the statements A: I bought my costume for the party B: ⇒ So did I. ⇒ I did too., <math xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"> <mrow> <mtext> So + be/do + subject be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ So am I. ⇒ So are we. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ So do I. ⇒ So do we. </mtext> </mrow> </math> You can also use this structure to combine two ideas: I like parties. Ali like parties. ⇒ I like parties, and so does Ali. ⇒ I like parties, and Ali does too., Neither + be/do + subject be: I'm not going to Emi's party. ⇒ Neither am I. ⇒ Neither are we. do: I don't have a costume for the party. ⇒ Neither do I. ⇒ Neither do we. In casual conversation be: I'm not going to Emi's party. do: I don't have a costume for the party. ⇒ Me Neither., Neither Grammar Neither + be/do + subject be: I'm not going to Emi's party. ⇒ Neither am I. ⇒ Neither are we. do: I don't have a costume for the party. ⇒ Neither do I. ⇒ Neither do we., Subject + be/do + too be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ I am too. ⇒ We are too. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ I do too. ⇒ We do too. The tense in the response should match the tense used in the statements A: I bought my costume for the party B: ⇒ So did I. ⇒ I did too., Subject + be/do + too be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ I am too. ⇒ We are too. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ I do too. ⇒ We do too. In casual conversation Pronombre objeto + too. be: I'm going to Emi's party. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ Me too, subject + be/do + either be: I'm not going to Emi's party. ⇒ I'm not either. ⇒ We're not either. do: I don't have a costume for the party. ⇒ I don't either. ⇒ We don't either. In casual conversation be: I'm not going to Emi's party. do: I don't have a costume for the party. ⇒ Me Neither., <math xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"> <mrow> <mtext> So + be/do + subject be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ So am I. ⇒ So are we. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ So do I. ⇒ So do we. </mtext> </mrow> </math> In casual conversation Pronombre objeto + too. be: I'm going to Emi's party. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ Me too, Agreing with Other People's Statements: So, Too, neither, and either Negative Neither, Agreing with Other People's Statements: So, Too, neither, and either Afirmative too, Subject + be/do + too be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ I am too. ⇒ We are too. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ I do too. ⇒ We do too. You can also use this structure to combine two ideas: I like parties. Ali like parties. ⇒ I like parties, and so does Ali. ⇒ I like parties, and Ali does too., Agreing with Other People's Statements: So, Too, neither, and either Afirmative So, So Grammar <math xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"> <mrow> <mtext> So + be/do + subject be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ So am I. ⇒ So are we. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ So do I. ⇒ So do we. </mtext> </mrow> </math>, Agreing with Other People's Statements: So, Too, neither, and either Negative Either, too Grammar Subject + be/do + too be: I'm going to Emi's party. ⇒ I am too. ⇒ We are too. do: I have a costume for the party. ⇒ I do too. ⇒ We do too.