I check my emails before breakfast. (he / so), So does he., Lee collects stamps. (we / too), We collect stamps too., We do too., My colleagues were late for the presentation. (I / so), So was I., Daniel can fix computers. (she / too), She can fix computers too., She can too., I need to buy a new suitcase. (they / so), So do they., Our manager is responsible for the budget. (I / too), I am responsible for the budget too., Me too., Emma received a promotion last month. (he / so), So did he., My neighbours would like to adopt a cat. (we / too), We would like to adopt a cat too., We would too., I often forget people's birthdays. (she / so), So does she., The workers were stressed. (he / too), He was stressed too., He was too., My cousin knows how to repair bicycles. (they / so), So do they., Olivia bought a new laptop yesterday. (I / too), I bought a new laptop yesterday too., Me too., My classmates are interested in photography. (she / so), So is she., I could swim at five. (he / too), He could swim at five too., He could too., My grandparents grow vegetables in their garden. (we / so), So do we., I have a dentist appointment next week. (she / so), So does she., My brother is afraid of spiders. (I / too), I am afraid of spiders too., Me too., Sophie would love to learn how to sail. (he / so), So would he., I can solve this problem. (we / too), We can solve this problem too., We can too.

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