Negative Agreement
B: Neither do I.
How do you use “me neither”?
Do you sometimes make mistakes with “me neither” and “me too”? Check out the examples below and then use these styles in your own writing and speaking.
Agreement is when you have the same idea or feeling as someone else.
A: I love this movie! It’s so good!
B: Me too!
I love it too!
I do too!
Negative Agreement is when you have the same idea or feeling as someone else about a negative.
A: I really don’t like this movie. It’s so bad!
B: I don’t like it either. = end of a full sentence
Me either = casual
Me neither. = regular
Neither do I! = regular
Sample Conversation
A: John says he can’t come in today. I really don’t like last-minute cancellations.
B: Me neither. I would never do that.
A: Neither would I.
B: What happened?
A: He said he has “Floops Syndrome”.
B: Floops? I’ve never heard of that.
A: Neither have I.
B: To be honest, I don’t believe him.
A: I don’t either. I told him he needs to get a doctor’s note.
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