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Jimmyyl Posted 18 years ago
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So do we

Hi,

A: "We are getting along so well" <----Describing A and her boyfriend C
B: "We are getting along so well too" <------B is asking A to be his boyfriend

Is there any way to rephrase what B said?
Can B say, "So do we" ?

Thanks
  

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Hi, A: "We are getting along so well" <----Describing A and her boyfriend C B: "We are getting along so well too" <------B is asking A to be his boyfriend 'His' tells me that B is a boy. You are also telling me that A is a boy, since he can be a boyf riend. So you are telling me that A and B are both boys?

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  • Hi, A: "We are getting along so well" <----Describing A and her boyfriend C B: "We are getting along so well too" <------B is asking A to be his boyfriend 'His' tells me that B is a boy.
  • You are also telling me that A is a boy, since he can be a boyf riend.
  • So you are telling me that A and B are both boys?
  • Or perhaps you meant to type B is asking A to be his her boyfriend ?
  • Is there any way to rephrase what B said?
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Hi,

A: "We are getting along so well" <----Describing A and her boyfriend C
B: "We are getting along so well too" <------B is asking A to be his boyfriend
'His' tells me that B is a boy. You are also telling me that A is a boy, since he can be a boyfriend.
So you are telling me that A and B are both boys?
Or perhaps you meant to type B is asking A to be
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JimmyylSo do we
No. You have to repeat the "operator" in the original statement (forms of auxiliary be, auxiliary have, and modals.)

We are getting along well.
So are we.
I can reach the ceiling.
So can I.
Mary has seen that movie.
So has
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