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Question

I will miss you. And the other person answers: so will I.

But there is other way: me too.

I have seen "me too" in several places, but I haven't seen "us too", "him too" or things like these. I was wondering if these ones are possible too. Thank you.

Answer 1

And the other person answers: so I will.

That's not correct, they'd say "So will I". Us too, him too, her also, it also, work as well.

I was trying to correct "so I will" at the first but the machine did not let me do it. I know, I know - nila45, Dec 6, 2009

Oh ok, sorry. Ignore my response then, I see it's corrected :) - cheeseisyummy, Dec 6, 2009

Never mind - nila45, Dec 6, 2009

I like people correct my grammar. I sometimes forget it and this is good. - nila45, Dec 6, 2009

I feel the same way about my spanish grammar, especially since I'm so bad at it but don't know it if no one tells me Im wrong - cheeseisyummy, Dec 6, 2009

Answer 2

And what about: you too and them too?

As far as technically correct english, I don't know. But yes, you will hear those said as well, and can use them fine but it may be bad grammar, I'm not sure. I mean, it really depends on the situation/circumstances, how many people are around and being spoken to, etc..

Answer 3

Yes, "me either". Anyway, it is a bit confusing for me because I think that the answer "me neither" would be an answer too. And in theory they are opposite. What do you think?

Answer 4

I am thinking that I am going to open a new thread with this new question. If you do not mind we can follow the discussion there. Thank you.

Answer 5

And what about:

I do not like football at all. - Neither do I.

Would it be possible: Me either?.

I have never seen this.

Yes, 'Me either' would be an ok response, and quite common in my area - cheeseisyummy, Dec 6, 2009

Answer 6

And what about: you too and them too?