SO, TOO, NEITHER, EITHER

2. Affirmative Answers Negative Answers
I am going to Sayuri’s party. I’m not going to Sayuri’s party.
With • So am I. • Neither am I.
be • I am, too. • I’m not, either.
• Me, too. (informal) • Me, neither. (informal)
I need a costume for the party. I don’t have a costume for the party.
Other • So do I. • Neither do I.
verbs • I do, too. • I don’t, either.
• Me, too. (informal) • Me, neither. (informal)

7. Students A says: Students B says:
1. I’m having a party this weekend. 1. Neither was I.
2. Tim and monica speak Spanish. 2. Neither did I.
3. I missed the bus this morning. 3. So do I.
4. I was late for my first class. 4. So did I.
5. The teacher wasn’t here yesterday. 5. I was, too.
6. I didn’t have a good time at that party. 6. So am I.

8. I like to go to parties.
–So do I.
–I do, too.
–Me, too.

9. 1. I like to _________________ on the weekend.
go out with my friends
2. I don’t like to _________ during class.
3. I need to _________ before i graduate.
4. I think _________ parties are fun.

10.  Type of party.
 Place.
 Type of food.

12. • Happens: Is held, takes place
• A competition: contest
• A competition in which one tries to be the
fastest: race
• Filled, having a lot of something: full
• To sing, dance, act or play music in front of
people: perform
• To do the best in a competition: win
• To come together in a group: gather
• Something given to the winner: prize
• To join in an activity: participate