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    The document provides examples of agreeing with statements using "so" or "neither" and includes responses like "I can too", "I do too", "I am too", "we are too", "I will too", "I must too", "I don't either", "I'm not either", "I can't either", and "I won't either" to show agreement.

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    The document provides examples of agreeing with statements using "so" or "neither" and includes responses like "I can too", "I do too", "I am too", "we are too", "I will too", "I must too", "I don't either", "I'm not either", "I can't either", and "I won't either" to show agreement.

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    Agreeing

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    The document provides examples of agreeing with statements using "so" or "neither" and includes responses like "I can too", "I do too", "I am too", "we are too", "I will too", "I must too", "I don't either", "I'm not either", "I can't either", and "I won't either" to show agreement.

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    A: I can swim well.

    B: So can I/ I can, too.

    A: I enjoy drinking beer.


    B: So do I./ I do, too.

    A: I am interested in cooking chicken.


    B: So am I. / I am, too.

    A: Maria is a good egg.


    B: So am I. / I am, too.
    C: So is Ana. / Ana is, too.
    D: So are we. / We are, too.

    A: I will be rich.
    B: So will I. / I will, too.

    A: I must study hard.


    B: So must I. / I must, too.
    A: I don’t like living alone.

    B: Neither do I. / I don’t either.

    A: I’m not interested in having a new car.

    B: Neither am I. / I’m not either.

    A: I can’t stand going to Santo Dgo.

    B: Neither can I. / I can’t either.

    A: I won’t be at the party. (won’t = will not)

    B: Neither will I. / I won’t either.

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