So / Neither: Agreeing in English

This A2 level exercise offers practical examples of how so and neither are used in daily conversations to agree with others. The sentences reflect real-life situations where speakers respond to both positive and negative comments. It's a great way to test your knowledge of the correct structure and verb agreement in these types of responses.

1. A: I love swimming. B: _____.

So do I

Neither do I

So I do

2. A: I don't like spicy food. B: _____.

So do I

Neither do I

Neither am I

3. A: She is tired. B: _____.

So am I

So do I

Neither do I

4. A: We can't go out tonight. B: _____.

Neither can we

So can we

So we can

5. A: I was at the concert last night. B: _____.

So was I

Neither was I

So am I

6. A: They haven't seen that movie. B: _____.

So have we

Neither have we

Neither we have

7. A: He goes jogging every morning. B: _____.

So do I

Neither do I

So did I

8. A: I didn’t enjoy the play. B: _____.

So did I

Neither did I

Neither do I

9. A: I'm learning Japanese. B: _____.

So am I

So do I

Neither am I

10. A: They won the game. B: _____.

So did we

Neither did we

So do we

11. A: I haven’t done my homework. B: _____.

Neither have I

So I haven’t

So have I

12. A: He isn’t working today. B: _____.

So is she

Neither is she

So isn't she