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Thehezreys Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

So am i, So do i...

What is the different between 'so am i' & 'so do i' ?...
  

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Welcome! This is basic grammar. For more clarification, goolge for verb agreement.

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  • Welcome!
  • This is basic grammar.
  • For more clarification, goolge for verb agreement.
  • A: Susan is going to UCLA.
  • B: Really!
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Welcome!

This is basic grammar. For more clarification, goolge for verb agreement.

A: Susan is going to UCLA.

B: Really! So am I.

A:Her parents live in San Francisco.

B: So do mine

Susan is very smart and so is her sisiter.
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Is it similar like "me too", "same as mine".....
Thanks anyway..[Y]
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If there is "be"(am/is/are) in the sentence, you should reply with "so am I".

If there is notional verb in the sentence, you should use "so do I".

For example,

(1)---She is a teacher. --- So am I.

(2)---I am 16. ---So am I.

(3)---I like apples. ---So do I.

(4)---They want to go shopping. ---So do I.
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AnonymousIf there is "be"(am/is/are) in the sentence, you should reply with "so am I".
If there is notional verb in the sentence, you should use "so do I".

For example,

(1)---She is a teacher. --- So am I.

(2)---I am 16. ---So am I.

(3)---I like apples. ---So do I.

(4)---They want to go sho
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In other words, your auxiliary verbs must match. 

A: I am going to New York next year.
B: So am I!

A: I live in Italy. (You use do/don't as the auxiliary in the question or in negative sentences)
B: So do I!
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thank you guess,,,, i was wanting to know differences of these words.
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Would "So I am" be wrong?
In other terms, must the verb and pronoun, after "so" be always in reverse order?
Thank you
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