Understanding 'Me too' and 'Me neither'

In this video, Kevin explains the use of two common English phrases: 'Me too' and 'Me neither'. He provides examples to illustrate when to use each phrase, focusing on agreeing with positive and negative statements. The lesson includes practice examples to reinforce understanding, and Kevin concludes with a summary of the key points.

What are the two phrases discussed in this lesson?

• 'Me also' and 'Me not'

• 'Me agree' and 'Me disagree'

• 'Me too' and 'Me neither'

• 'Me yes' and 'Me no'

Which phrase would you use to agree with 'I like chocolate'?

• 'Me also'

• 'Me neither'

• 'Me not'

• 'Me too'

What is the correct response to 'I don't enjoy hiking'?

• 'Me too'

• 'Me neither'

• 'Me not'

• 'Me also'

Why do we use 'Me neither' with 'I have never been to Italy'?

• Because 'never' is a command

• Because 'never' is a question

• Because 'never' is positive

• Because 'never' is negative

Which phrase would you use to agree with 'I had a great time'?

• 'Me neither'

• 'Me also'

• 'Me too'

• 'Me not'

What is the correct response to 'I didn't go to the concert'?

• 'Me also'

• 'Me too'

• 'Me neither'

• 'Me not'

Which phrase would you use to agree with 'I don't like natto'?

• 'Me neither'

• 'Me too'

• 'Me not'

• 'Me also'

What is the correct response to 'I like natto'?

• 'Me also'

• 'Me not'

• 'Me too'

• 'Me neither'