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In English there are different ways of saying that you have something in common with somebody.
We use me too to tell someone that you are in a similar situation. We use it to respond to positive statements.
We use me neither to tell someone that you are also in a similar situation. We use it to respond to negative statements.
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We can use auxiliary and modal verbs to say that somebody or something is the same instead of saying “me too” or “me neither”.
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We can also use auxiliary and modal verbs to say that someone or something is different.
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6 Uses of Auxiliary and Modal Verbs
Grammar Practice
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Speaking Practice
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Say your sentence to each other and find someone who is the same or different.
Teacher Julieta 