Using either, neither and too

Look at the sentences below. A is the speaker. B answers, and sometimes
a third person C answers after B.
When you agree with the speaker... A: I like ice cream. B: Me, too. or I do, too. or So do I.
A: I can play the piano. B: Me, too. or I can, too. or So can I.
A: I am hungry. B: Me, too. or I am, too. or So am I.
A: I don't like hamburgers. B: Me, either. or Neither do I.
A: I can't cook. B: Me, either. or Neither can I.
A: I'm not tired. B: Me either. or Neither am I.
In the sentences above, a third person (C) would say the same thing as the second person (B)

When you don't agree with the speaker...
A: I love fried fish. B: I don't. C: I don't either. or Neither do I.
A: I am tall. B: I'm not. C: I'm not either. or Neither am I.
A: I can sing. B: I can't. C: I can't either. or Neither can I.
A: I don't like chocolate. B: I do. C: I do, too.
A: I'm not Canadian. B: I am. C: I am, too.
A: I can't speak English. B: I can. C: I can, too.
Note- there may be a few other possible ways to answer these questions.

Now you try...
Answer the questions using the examples above. Choose one response. (There may be more than one answer.) Check your answers by clicking on the arrows.
1. A: I like to play tennis. B: . (You like to play tennis.)
Check your answer. I do too. / Me, too. / So do I.
2. A: I can't swim. B: . (You cannot swim.)
Check your answer. Me either. / Neither can I.
3. A: I'm not going to school today. B: . (You are going to school)
Check your answer. I am.
4. A: I don't have a son. B: . (You don't have a son)
Check your answer. Me either. / Neither do I.
5. A: I can't speak Russian. B: . (You can speak Russian.
Check your answer. I can.
6. A: I like to drink beer. B: I don't. C: . (C does not like beer)
Check your answer. I don't either. / Neither do I.
7. A: I can't hear the teacher. B: I can't either. C: . (C can't hear the teacher)
Check your answer. I can't either.
8. A: I'm not happy. B: Neither am I. C: . (C is not happy)
Check your answer. Me either. / Neither am I.