So do I / Neither do I

I will do it.

• So will you.

• So do you.

• So do I.

• So am I.

I can't play the piano.

• Neither can't she.

• Neither can she.

• Neither does she.

• Neither is she.

John is learning French.

• So is Mary.

• So does Mary.

• So has Mary.

• So learns Mary.

Charlie hadn't seen him for a long time until yesterday.

• Neither does Jane.

• Neither have Jane.

• Neither had Jane.

• Neither has Jane.

I enjoyed the game.

• So are we.

• So do we.

• So will we.

• So did we.

Peter lives in Italy.

• So does Jack.

• So lives Jack.

• So has Jack.

• So is Jack.

I didn't go to the party last night.

• Neither did we.

• Neither had we.

• Neither do we.

• Neither are we.

We should visit our friends.

• So do they.

• So should they.

• So do we.

• So would we.

My mother wasn't worried.

• Neither does my father.

• Neither is my father.

• Neither were my father.

• Neither was my father.

My mother has been a nurse for many years.

• So is mine.

• So has mine.

• So does mine.

• So have mine.