YET: YOUR ESL TEACHER: me too / me neither
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WHICH WORD? me to / me neither


PROBLEM:
Students will use "me too" when they should use "me neither.

MEANING:

+ me too  = I agree to a positive statement.

- me neither = I agree to a negative statement.

  
me too

  1. A) I like beer.  
    B) Me too.

  2. He hates studying English.   Me too.  <- hate is a negative word, but you use "me too".

  3. She loves to travel.    Me too
me neither

  1. A) I don't like beer.  
    B) Me neither.

  2. I don't like studying English.  Me neither.
    ​
  3. She doesn't like to travel.     Me neither.​
NOTE:  "neither" is used in sentences with:
  • don't
  • doesn't
  • didn't
  • am not
  • isn't
  • aren't​
  • wasn't 
  • weren't
  • won't
  • can't
  • shouldn't
USE VOCAROO TO PRACTICE SAYING  "ME TOO / ME NEITHER".