ZӢZW(xu)(x)ĻA(ch)ҲӢZԇĻA(ch)պӢZZoՓnjԇ߀ԺӢZW(xu)(x)кܴСӢZZϣЎ
ˌԒҷĆԒú̻ش (yng)磺 Do you like it? -- YesI do.@ͬmĈϣ You worry too much.-- NoI dont.ںһNr£ҷҲ"So+do+Z"֮ ĽY(ji)(gu)ʾ
f"ϲgO"ҷ ʾ"ҲϲgO"ӢZf
AI like apples.
BSo do I.(= I like applestoo)
@soxஔ(dng)in the same wayͬӡ Ҳǘӣ̷(yng)ʾͬӿr(sh)֮
TķNY(ji)(gu)B
1."So+do+Z"Y(ji)(gu) ں̷(yng)бʾ"Ҳ""һ(g)Ҳ "r(sh)ҲZͬĵZԼ IJoژ(gu)ɵbĄ(dng)~(~r(sh)) ô˽Y(ji)(gu)磺 AI like playing football. BSo do I./So does my brother./So did my father. пژ(gu)ɵbĄ(dng)~r(sh)tͬ Ą(dng)~(j)ͬ˷QͬĄ(dng)~ I must go -- So must I. John can speak French.--So can I. Ive got a new car.--So has John. She is clever.-- So is he.
2."Neither/Nor + do + Z" Y(ji)(gu) ıʾxں̷(yng)бʾͬ r(sh)ô˽Y(ji)(gu)fI cant swim ҷʾ"Ҳ(hu)Ӿ"ӢZf Neither can I. / Nor can I(=I cant either)
磺 AHe doesnt speak French. BNeither/Nor do I. Neither/Nor does my brother. Neither/Nor does my father. P(gun)σɷNY(ji)(gu)Ѓc(din)f
һÄ(dng)~sʽ磺 Im going to London. ---Sos John(is) Ive been to New York. ---Sos John.(has) Id have gone to Tokyo if I could.---Sod John.(would) John hasnt got a visa. ---Norve do I.(have) Jim and Mary arent acting in the college play. ---Neithers Peter.(is)
ڶҌԒandBһɳһ ֮磺 John can speak French and so cant I. John cant speak French and neither/ nor can I. John speaks French and so do I. John doesnt speak French and neither/nor do I. бwஔ(dng)and I can, too / and I cant either / and I do too / and I dont either ˼
3."So+Z+do"Y(ji)(gu) ں̷(yng)efrԿ϶Լ ZcZͬr(sh)ô˽Y(ji)(gu)ע@ ﲻõbͬ;so xஔ(dng)indeed, certainly"e(cu)"""磺 AJohn smokes a lot. B: So he does.(=He smokes a lot indeed.) @̷(yng)fԒ˵@磺 ALookits raining! B: So it is. @So it isĺx You are right! It is raining;and this surprises me.
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