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memoona ali When do we use "M e either "? The expression is "Me neither", but "Me either" is sometimes used instead (mistakenly, I'd say). You use it after someone else makes a negative statement that you believe applies to you as well.
- memoona ali When do we use "M e either "?
- The expression is "Me neither", but "Me either" is sometimes used instead (mistakenly, I'd say).
- You use it after someone else makes a negative statement that you believe applies to you as well.
- — I don't like asparagus.
- — Me neither.
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memoona aliWhen do we use "Me either"?
The expression is "Me neither", but "Me either" is sometimes used instead (mistakenly, I'd say).
You use it after someone else makes a negative statement that you believe applies to you as well.
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