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Lucy and Susan won't bring the drinks for the picnic.

Neither will I. / I won't either.

Don't you like eating very late at night? I don't like it...

either.

Anna's brother is a painter. Anna is a painter...

too.

Peter can swim wonderfully fast.

So can I. / I can too.

They didn't go to the South Korea last summer.

Nor did I. / Me neither.

Will would love to go hiking this wekend.

So would I. / I would too.

He didn't inform anyone he would be absent.

Neither did I. / Nor did I. / I didn't either.

My borther hasn't made his bed yet.

Neither have I. / I haven't either.

Jane can't drive a car yet.

Neither can I. / I can't either.

Ben is walking his dog at the park.

I am too. / So am I.

They would have done a splendid performance in the finals.

So would I/us.

My sister never takes away the rubbish.

Nor do I. / Neither do I. / I don't either.

James isn't a very good football player.

Nor am I. / Neither am I. / I'm not either.

She always arrives to school late.

So do I. / I do too.