Agreeing & Disagreeing with Statements
When someone says something negative, you can agree using: "Neither + auxiliary + subject" (formal), "Me neither" (informal), "Nor do I", or "Same." Never say "So don't I" to agree with a negative statement — that is a common error. "Neither" is for agreeing with something negative.
When someone says something negative, you can agree using: "Neither + auxiliary + subject" (formal), "Me neither" (informal), "Nor do I", or "Same." Never say "So don't I" to agree with a negative statement — that is a common error. "Neither" is for agreeing with something negative.
Practice
"I don't like horror films." — "___ I."
"She can't swim." — "Neitherher brother."
Put the words in the correct order to agree with: "I haven't seen that film yet."