“I don’t like coffee.” “. . . . . . . . do I.” A. so B. neither C. either D. not

The correct answer is “neither.”

“Neither” is used to agree with a negative statement. In this case, the statement is “I don’t like coffee.” The speaker is saying that they do not like coffee. The listener agrees by saying “Neither do I.” This means that the listener also does not like coffee.

The other options are incorrect because they do not agree with the negative statement. “So” is used to agree with a positive statement. “Either” is used to express a choice between two things. “Not” is used to deny something.

Here are some examples of how “neither” is used:

• I don’t like coffee. Neither does my husband.
• I’m not going to the party. Neither are my friends.
• I don’t have any money. Neither does my sister.

I hope this helps!