So/Neither 2

He should be reading his English book. (Carol)
1. Neither should Carol.
2. So did Carol.
3. So does Carol.
4. So should Carol.
I'd rather you didn't ask me to do that. (My husband)
1. So would my husband.
2. So had my husband.
3. So did my husband.
4. Neither would my husband.
The first car took the wrong exit. (the second one)
1. So had the second one.
2. So did the second one.
3. So took the second one.
4. Neither did the second one.
I'd prefer you didn't tell my mother. (my brother)
1. So did my brother.
2. So had my brother.
3. So would my brother.
4. Neither would I.
They used to work at the Altena College. (Mr Dekker)
1. So used Mr. Dekker.
2. So did Mr Dekker.
3. Neither did Mr Dekker.
4. So does Mr Dekker.
Jeremy didn't know London. (George)
1. Neither did George.
2. Neither know George.
3. So did George.
4. Neither does George.
You'd better tell your mother you lost your new coat. (I)
1. So would I.
2. So did I.
3. So had I.
4. Neither had I.
Mrs Jameson does voluntary work at the old people's home. (My parents)
1. Neither does my parents.
2. So does my parents.
3. So do my parents.
4. Neither does my parents.
Jane wasn't very pleased with the new neighbours. (My parents)
1. Neither was my parents.
2. Neither were my parents.
3. Neither do my parents.
4. So were my parents.
Tom Cruise and Nicolas Cage are good actors. (Jim Carey)
1. Neither is Jim Carey.
2. So are Jim Carey.
3. So does Jim Carey.
4. So is Jim Carey.