how to agree and disagree in English

1. Agreeing and disagreeing Agreeing : Positive statements : So +auxiliary+subject Eg: A: I speak fluently B: So do I A: I'd love to be in Paris B: So would I A: My mother is Italian B: So is mine

3. B: So...........Mary.

4. A: I went to the beach yesterday

5. B: So ............my sister.

6. A: I've been married for 10 years

7. B: So ............my parents

8. A: She was born in New York

9. B: So .......... my kids

10. A: I'll get pregnant next year

11. B: ............................

12. Negative statements neither/nor +auxiliary+subject Eg: A: I can't make my ends meet B: Nor can I A: I won't go B: Neither will he A: She can't stand soap operas B: Nor can he.

14. A: I have never been to Morocco

15. A: I wouldn't work so much

16. A: I should stay more time with my family.

17. A: I won't be here this weekend

18. Use I (don't, etc) to disagree with a positive statement, and I (do,etc) to disagree with a negative statement Eg: A: I like tea B: really? I don't A: I won't come tomorrow B: I will