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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

please help here.

A. He isn't going to the party tomorrow. Neither am I.what does the second mean? Please explain.
B. Which one do you like? I like neither. I don't like either. Here both mean the same right?
  

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Please distinguish between the words you are asking about and the words you are using to ask the question,
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This is what I know. I don't know what you want me to do with the sentences.
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tenjingA. He isn't going to the party tomorrow. Neither am I.
Neither am I. = I'm not going, either.
tenjingB. Which one do you like? I like neither. I don't like either.
Both mean the same thing, but "I don't like either" is what most people say.
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"I am feeling tired." "So am I."
Here two people are involved right? This kind of expression are spoken to by two people or one person? ?
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tenjing"I am feeling tired." "So am I."Here two people are involved right?
Right.

Person A: I am feeling tired.
Person B: So am I. (= I am feeling tired, too.)
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