Cohesion

So, neither, nor

You can use short sentences that start with so or neither or nor to say that you agree or coincide with what another person says.

The structure of these sentences is so, neither or nor + auxiliary verb + subject.

The auxiliary verb is repeated from the first speaker's sentence, or if there is no auxiliary verb, you use the auxiliary do or did.

If you agree or coincide with a positive sentence, you use so + auxiliary verb + subject.

If you agree or coincide with a negative sentence, you use neither or nor + auxiliary verb + subject.