SO vs. TOO | I am too - So am I | He does too - So does he |Learn English Grammar

In this English grammar lesson we look at the use of SO and TOO.
First we look at the meaning of TOO at the end of a sentence and its meaning.
Then we look at using SO to avoid sounding repetitive when responding to something someone has said.
We show this by using the following structure:
SO + Auxiliary + Subject

We see many examples of SO in this word order in different tenses including:
- SO with To Be
- SO with the present simple tense
- SO with the past simple tense
- SO with modal verbs
- SO with perfect tenses

These are compared to similar sentences that use TOO instead of SO.

You may be interested in the following video lessons about TOO:

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AS + AUXILIARY + SUBJECT
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