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Me too - after negative sentences?
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moravc
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Me too - after negative sentences?
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Hello friends,
it is after midnight here and I am trying to find an easy "universal" response for any negative statement.
I know it �s possible to say:
A: I love dancing!
B: So do I. = = Me too !
Is it possible to say in informal way:
A: I don �t like spinach!
B: Me too. ???
I know the formal way would be " Neither do I." but is there an easy informal way to respond to a negative sentence?
Thanks guys, I am exhausted and my brain stopped thinking...
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18 Feb 2011
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moravc
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"Me neither."
Thanks Zailda!!! Silly me! Of course I have heard that before...
Is it used with all tenses, modals etc?
Is it sort of universal response?
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18 Feb 2011
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zailda
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Yes, it �s an informal answer like "me too". |
18 Feb 2011
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moravc
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Thank you for your swift answer!
Good night!
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18 Feb 2011
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jannabanna
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"Me neither" is what we English use.
Bye for now |
18 Feb 2011
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moravc
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Thanks a lot for your answers!
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18 Feb 2011
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rovk
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there are so many ways to Rome. don �t give up so easily
neither do i
i don �t either
me neither
that �s what i know
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19 Feb 2011
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