How to use "Me too." & "Me neither." [ ForB English Lesson ]
Welcome to ForB's English lesson video! This time Kevin is going to explain how to use "me too" and "me neither." When would you use "me too" and "me neither...
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Welcome to ForB's English lesson video! This time Kevin is going to explain how to use "me too" and "me neither." When would you use "me too" and "me neither"? Do you know the difference? Let's watch the video!👍
★Transcript
Hello, everyone and welcome to ForB's English lesson video. I'm Kevin, and today we're going to be talking about two common English phrases. "Me too." and "Me Neither."
Let's look at two examples and try to choose which one fits best as a response. We have our first one. "I like natto." Our second. "I don't like natto." Which do you think fits best? That's right. For our first one, "I like natto." "Me too." Our second. "I don't like natto." "Me neither."
But why is that? Our first one is a simple positive sentence. To agree with that we use "Me too." Our second. "I don't like natto." Negative. The "not." To agree with a negative we use "Me neither."
Let's look at three more examples and you try to choose which fits best as a response. We have our first one. "I had a great time." That's right. "Me too." Our second. "I didn't go to the concert." That's right. "Me neither." Our third. "I have never been to Italy." Ah, pretty tough? "Me neither." because "never" like "not" is a negative. To agree we must use "Me neither."
Alright. Very good job everyone. Thank you very much for watching ForB's English lesson video. I'm Kevin. We'll see you next time.
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★Transcript
Hello, everyone and welcome to ForB's English lesson video. I'm Kevin, and today we're going to be talking about two common English phrases. "Me too." and "Me Neither."
Let's look at two examples and try to choose which one fits best as a response. We have our first one. "I like natto." Our second. "I don't like natto." Which do you think fits best? That's right. For our first one, "I like natto." "Me too." Our second. "I don't like natto." "Me neither."
But why is that? Our first one is a simple positive sentence. To agree with that we use "Me too." Our second. "I don't like natto." Negative. The "not." To agree with a negative we use "Me neither."
Let's look at three more examples and you try to choose which fits best as a response. We have our first one. "I had a great time." That's right. "Me too." Our second. "I didn't go to the concert." That's right. "Me neither." Our third. "I have never been to Italy." Ah, pretty tough? "Me neither." because "never" like "not" is a negative. To agree we must use "Me neither."
Alright. Very good job everyone. Thank you very much for watching ForB's English lesson video. I'm Kevin. We'll see you next time.
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#englishvocabulary #learnenglish #englishlesson
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