Title: Mastering Short Agreement: So do I & Neither can I

Hint

Questions:

• Question: "I love matcha lattes!" — "___"
  Options:

  • So do I.
  • Neither do I.
  • So am I.
  Explanation: Use **So** with the present simple auxiliary **do** to agree with a positive lexical verb.
• Question: "I don't like horror movies." — "___"
  Options:

  • Neither do I.
  • So do I.
  • Me too.
  Explanation: Use **Neither** with **do** to agree with a negative present simple sentence. Never say *Me too*.
• Question: "I am super excited about the school trip!" — "___"
  Options:

  • So am I.
  • So do I.
  • So have I.
  Explanation: Echo the copula verb **be** (*am*) for the subject *I*.
• Question: "I didn't finish the history readings." — "___"
  Options:

  • Neither did I.
  • Neither do I.
  • So did I.
  Explanation: Use **Neither** and match the past simple tense using the auxiliary **did**.
• Question: "I haven't eaten lunch yet." — "___"
  Options:

  • Neither have I.
  • Neither did I.
  • So haven't I.
  Explanation: Match the present perfect tense with **Neither have I**.
• Question: "I can't study in noisy spaces." — "___"
  Options:

  • Neither can I.
  • So can I.
  • Neither do I.
  Explanation: Retain the modal verb **can** after **Neither** to agree with a negative modal statement.
• Question: Elena loves vintage shopping, and ___.
  Options:

  • so do her friends
  • so her friends do
  • neither do her friends
  Explanation: Use inverted order (**auxiliary + plural subject**) with **so** for a positive sentence.
• Question: "I won't miss dance practice tomorrow." — "___"
  Options:

  • Neither will I.
  • So will I.
  • Me too.
  Explanation: Match the future modal *will* with **Neither will I** to agree with a negative statement.
• Question: We were exhausted after the long trip, and ___.
  Options:

  • so was Jack
  • so did Jack
  • neither was Jack
  Explanation: Match the past tense of *be* for the singular subject *Jack* using **so was Jack**.
• Question: Liam isn't going to the party tonight, and ___.
  Options:

  • neither am I
  • so am I
  • neither do I
  Explanation: Use **neither** followed by the verb *be* (*am*) to agree negatively for the subject *I*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: "I really enjoy spicy food." — "So ___ I."
  Answer:

  • do
  Explanation: Use present simple **do-support** (*do*) for the subject *I*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: "I don't drink coffee after dinner." — "Neither ___ I."
  Answer:

  • do
  Explanation: Use the positive auxiliary **do** after *Neither* to express negative agreement.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: "I'm obsessed with Olivia's new single!" — "So ___ I."
  Answer:

  • am
  Explanation: Match the copula verb *be* (*am*) for the first-person subject *I*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: "I didn't watch the football match last night." — "Neither ___ I."
  Answer:

  • did
  Explanation: Match the past simple negative using the auxiliary **did** after *Neither*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: "I haven't visited London before." — "Neither ___ I."
  Answer:

  • have
  Explanation: Use the present perfect auxiliary **have** to match the prompt's tense.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: "I can speak three languages fluently." — "So ___ I."
  Answer:

  • can
  Explanation: Repeat the modal auxiliary **can** to express shared ability.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: "I won't be late for class tomorrow." — "Neither ___ I."
  Answer:

  • will
  Explanation: Use the uncontracted modal **will** following *Neither*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: We were very nervous about the exam, and so ___ David.
  Answer:

  • was
  Explanation: Use the singular past copula **was** to match the subject *David*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: Tom doesn't eat meat, and neither ___ his parents.
  Answer:

  • do
  Explanation: Use plural present simple **do** to agree with the subject *his parents*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank with the correct auxiliary or modal verb:
  Question: Sarah has lived here for five years, and so ___ we.
  Answer:

  • have
  Explanation: Match the present perfect aspect with **have** for the plural subject *we*.
• Sentence: Mark loves Italian food, and so do I.
  Explanation: Follow the inverted pattern: connector + **so + auxiliary + subject**.
• Sentence: I don't like horror movies, and neither does Sam.
  Explanation: Use **neither + does + singular subject** for negative agreement.
• Sentence: She is excited about the concert, and so am I.
  Explanation: Invert the verb *be* before the pronoun: **so am I**.
• Sentence: We didn't finish the homework, and neither did they.
  Explanation: Use **neither + did + subject** for past negative agreement.
• Sentence: I haven't seen that film yet, and neither have you.
  Explanation: Use **neither + have + subject** for present perfect agreement.
• Sentence: He can't study in noisy rooms, and neither can I.
  Explanation: Match the modal verb: **neither can I**.
• Sentence: Elena loves vintage shopping, and so do her friends.
  Explanation: Use plural do-support: **so do her friends**.
• Sentence: We aren't ready for the test, and neither is Jack.
  Explanation: Use singular copula inversion: **neither is Jack**.
• Sentence: Anna won't attend the meeting tomorrow, and neither will I.
  Explanation: Use future modal inversion: **neither will I**.
• Sentence: They were late for the train, and so were we.
  Explanation: Use past plural copula inversion: **so were we**.