What does he like?
He likes soup. So do I. / He likes soup, but I don't ( like soup ).
What does he like?
He likes cereal. So do I. / He likes cereal, but I don't (like cereal).
What does he like?
He likes milk. So do I. / He likes milk, but I don't (like milk).
What do they like?
They like yogurt. So do I. / They like yogurt, but I don't (like yogurt).
What does he like?
He likes bananas. So do I. / He likes bananas, but I don't (like banans).
What does she like?
She likes apples. So do I. / She likes apples, but I don't (like apples).
What doesn't he like?
He doesn't like rice. Neither do I. / He doesn't like rice, but I do.
What does she like?
She likes rice. So do I. / She likes rice, but I don't (like rice).
What don't they like?
They don't like hamburgers. Neither do I. / They don't like hamburgers, but I do (like hamburgers).
What doesn't he like?
He doesn't like lemons. Neither do I. / He doesn't like lemons, but I do (like lemons).
What doesn't he like?
He doesn't like milk. Neither do I. / He doesn't like milk, but I do (like milk).
What does he like?
He likes (fried) chicken. So do I. / He likes (fried) chicken, but I don't (like fried chicken).
What doesn't he like?
He doesn't like soup. Neither do I. / He doesn't like soup, but I do (like soup).
What does he like?
He likes pancakes. So do I. / He likes pancakes, but I don't ( like pancakes).
What does he like?
He likes dumplings. So do I. / He likes dumplings, but I don't (like dumplings).
