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hi
why (such a horrible thing ) - not ( so a horrible thing )
is not horrible an adjective ?
Hi Adham farea,
The forms here are as follows:
Thus we would say:
It is so horrible! (no noun)
It is such a horrible think! (with a noun)
Best wishes,
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team
hi sir,
in a situation can i use me, too and me, neither
Hello arjundixit,
That depends on the situation and what has been said. 'me too' and 'me neither' work similarly to 'so am I' and 'neither do I', which are explained on this Cambridge Dictionary page.
All the best,
Kirk
The LearnEnglish Team
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Hi
What about "Me either"?
does it have the same meaning as "me neither". if not, what?
Hello Anh Duong Dang,
The standard form is to use 'me neither' after a negative verb to agree; it's an alternative to 'Neither do I'. For example, 'My sister doesn't like chocolate' -- 'Neither do I'/'Me neither'.
In some varieties of English, however, you might hear people say 'me either'. But the standard form is 'me neither' in the case I explained above.
All the best,
Kirk
The LearnEnglish Team
hi, what the difference between 'i can' and 'i could'.
thanks
Hi Islam Muhammad El-Awady,
We actually have a page on precisely this topic! You can find it here.
When you have a question about grammar it's worth taking a look at our grammar pages - you can often find the topic there.
Best wishes,
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team
Thanks a lot .I was little confused when I used these words But now I know exactly how to use these words,
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