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Razanal Posted 14 years ago
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"and so do I"
what this sentence means ? and when I have to use it?
"and so do I"
what this sentence means ? and when I have to use it?
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Teresa likes orange juice, and so do I. ~ Teresa likes orange juice, and I like orange juice. Kathy has trouble speaking English, and so do I.
- Teresa likes orange juice, and so do I.
- ~ Teresa likes orange juice, and I like orange juice.
- Kathy has trouble speaking English, and so do I.
- ~ Kathy has trouble speaking English, and I have trouble speaking English.
- Vincent has a blue jacket, and so do I.
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Teresa likes orange juice, and so do I.
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Teresa likes orange juice, and I like orange juice.
Kathy has trouble speaking English, and so do I.
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Kathy has trouble speaking English, and I have trouble speaking English.
Vincent has a blue jacket, and so do I.
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Vincent has a blue jacket, and I have a blue jacket.
CJ
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Teresa likes orange juice, and I like orange juice.
Kathy has trouble speaking English, and so do I.
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Kathy has trouble speaking English, and I have trouble speaking English.
Vincent has a blue jacket, and so do I.
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Vincent has a blue jacket, and I have a blue jacket.
CJ
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It is used in agreement to another's affirmative statement:
A: I like shish kebab
B: And so do I.
C: I want to dance.
D: And so do I.
E: I feel sick.
F: And so do I.
On the other hand, in response to negative statements, we use this:
G: I don't like whisky.
H: Neither do I.
A: I like shish kebab
B: And so do I.
C: I want to dance.
D: And so do I.
E: I feel sick.
F: And so do I.
On the other hand, in response to negative statements, we use this:
G: I don't like whisky.
H: Neither do I.
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