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Magic79 Posted 9 years ago
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Expressing Likes/Dislikes and Different Likes/Dislikes

Expressing Likes and Different Likes:

Dialogue One:

Speaker A: I love hip-hop.

Speaker B: Really? Not me.

Expressing Dislikes and Different dislikes:

Dialogue Two:

Speaker A: I don't like jazz.

Speaker B: Really? Not me.

My question is "Is the use of 'not me' correct in both dialogues?

Here is another question. Choose the best answer.

Dialogue Three

A: I don't really like country music.

B: Really? _____________.

a. Not me.

b. Neither do I.

I think the right answer is (a. Not me) but the answer key says (b. Neither do I). I suspect that the answer key is wrong but I need a confirmation from native speakers of English.

  

Top answer

Expressing Likes and Different Likes: Dialogue One: Speaker A: I love hip-hop. Speaker B: Really? Not me .

— Clive

  • Expressing Likes and Different Likes: Dialogue One: Speaker A: I love hip-hop.
  • Speaker B: Really?
  • Not me .
  • Not wrong, but a more natural answer is eg I don't.
  • Expressing Dislikes and Different dislikes: Dialogue Two: Speaker A: I don't like jazz.
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Expressing Likes and Different Likes:

Dialogue One:

Speaker A: I love hip-hop.

Speaker B: Really? Not me. Not wrong, but a more natural answer is eg I don't.

Expressing Dislikes and Different dislikes:

Dialogue Two:

Speaker A: I don't like jazz.

Speaker B: Really? Not me. No. If you don't like jazz, say eg

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