Azar 8 5 so + too so either neither

1. 8-5 And + Too, So, Either, Neither
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2. Word order:
subject + auxiliary + too
so + auxiliary + subject
Sue works, and Tom does, too.
Sue works, and so does Tom.
Inaffirmative
statementsan
auxiliaryverb+toor
socanbeusedafter
and.

3. Word order:
subject + auxiliary + either
neither + auxiliary + subject
Ann doesn’t work, and Joe doesn’t
either.
Ann doesn’t work, and neither
does Joe.
Anauxiliaryverb+
eitherorneitherare
usedinnegative
statements.

4. Word order:
subject + auxiliary + either
neither + auxiliary + subject
Ann doesn’t work, and Joe doesn’t
either.
Ann doesn’t work, and neither
does Joe.
NOTE:Anaffirmative
auxiliaryisusedwith
neither.

5. -- I’m hungry.
-- I am too. =
So am I.
I don’t eat meat.
I don’t either. =
Neither do I.
Andisnotusually
usedwhenthereare
justtwospeakers.

6. -- I’m hungry.
-- Me too. (informal)
I don’t eat meat.
Me either. =
Me neither.
Metoo,meeither
andmeneither are
usedininformal
spokenEnglish.