So do I / Neither do I Exercises PDFSet 1: So & Neither — Present Tenses & Be
20 questions·12 min·Answers included·Explanations included
Preview: Questions
Fill in the blank with the correct option.
1.'I enjoy cooking.' '___'
a) So do I.b) So I do.c) Neither do I.d) So am I.
2.'We don't have a car.' '___'
a) Neither are we.b) Neither do we.c) So do we.d) Neither we do.
3.'I'm really hungry.' '___'
a) So do I.b) So I am.c) So am I.d) Neither am I.
4.'She isn't coming to the party.' '___'
a) Neither is he.b) Neither does he.c) So is he.d) Neither he is.
5.'Tom likes football.' '___ David.'
a) So dob) Neither doesc) So isd) So does
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Preview: Answers
1.So do I.
2.Neither do we.
3.So am I.
4.Neither is he.
5.So does
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Preview: Explanations
1."So do I."(a)
The original sentence uses present simple with a main verb ('enjoy'), so we respond with 'So do I.' — matching the auxiliary 'do' for present simple.
2."Neither do we."(b)
The original is a negative present simple sentence. We agree with a negative statement using 'Neither + do + subject'. Note the inverted word order: 'Neither do we', not 'Neither we do'.
3."So am I."(c)
'I'm hungry' uses 'be' as the main verb (am), so the response must also use 'am': 'So am I.' Don't use 'do' — there is no action verb here.
4."Neither is he."(a)
The original uses 'isn't' (be + not), so we match with 'Neither is he.' We use the same auxiliary — 'is' — not 'does'.
5."So does"(d)
'Tom likes' is third-person present simple. For a third-person subject (David), we need 'does': 'So does David.' Remember: he/she/it → does.
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