I'm not crazy about Indian food. (Agree )
Neither am I. / I'm not either.
I can't stand eating greasy food. (Disagree)
Oh! I liked it.
I don't enjoy cooking bland food very much. (Agree and disagree)
Neither do I. I don't either. / Well, I do. / I love it.
I'm in the mood for something salty. (Agree)
So am I. / I'm, too.
I don't enjoy choping onions. (agree use I)
Neither do I.
I can eat any kind of food. (Disagree).
Well, I can't.
Agree and disagree: John is bad at speaking English. (Use Helen)
Agree: So is Helen. / Helen is, too. Disagree: Helen isn't.
I don't mind traveling long hours. (Agree using my cousin)
Neither does my cousin.
I can't stand rosted chicken. (disagree use I)
Oh, I don't mind it.
Agree and disagree: I don't really mind working on weekends. (Use we)
Agree: Neither do we. / We don't either. Disagree: Really? We do.
Agree and disagree: Maria enjoys playing the guitar. ( Use I)
Agree: So do I./ I do, too. Disagree: Well, I don't.
Helen can prepare hamburger. (agree with I)
So can I.
I have never eaten spiders. (agree use I)
Neither have I. / I haven't either.
Peter loves french fries. (agree using my brother)
So does my brother.
I don't mind taking classes on Saturdays. (disagree use I)
I do.
I love video games. (agree use I)
So do I.
I'm in the mood for eating something spicy. (Disagree)
Oh! I'm not.
She's not good at cooking. (agree use my sister)
Neither is my sister.