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Mary didn't come to class. ( Carlos)

Neither did Carlos. / Carlos didn't either.

I'm not hungry anymore. (He)

Neither is he. / He is not either.

Janet doesn't eat meat. (I)

Neither do I. / I don't either.

Jack will be at home. (Her brother)

So will her brother. / Her brother will, too.

We are ready. (They)

So are they /They too.

I would love to have a coffee now. (I)

So would I. / I would, too.

The girl likes cereal. (Her brother)

So does her brother . / Her brother does too

I can't cook Peruvian food. (My teacher)

Neither can my teacher. / My teacher can't either.

My mom can't play tennis. (I)

Neither can I. / I can't either.

I can't speak Italian. (She)

Neither can she. / She can't either.

My mom can play tennis. (I)

So can I. / I can, too.

I don't have time for homework. (David)

Neither do David. /David doesn't either.

They've studied German. (I)

So have I. / I have, too.

My husband isn't tired. (I)

Neither am I. / I am not either.

Jack haven't gone home. (You)

Neither have you. / You haven't either.

I have plenty of time for shopping today. (The kids)

So do the kids. / The kids do, too.

My dad doesn't watch Game of Thrones. (We)

Neither do we. / We don't either.

Madonna sings very well. (I)

So do I. / I do, too.

James enjoys reading. (Mike)

So does Mike /Mike does too.