So do I, Neither do I, etc..

I go jogging three times a week.
1. So do I.
2. So am I.
3. Neither do I.
4. Nor do I.
I'm not interested in politics.
1. Neither am I.
2. So am I.
3. Neither do I.
4. So can I.
He doesn't speak English very well.
1. Neither do I.
2. So do I.
3. Neither can I.
4. So can I.
I've been to the UK.
1. So have I.
2. So had I.
3. Neither have I.
4. Neither had I.
I can't play any musical instruments.
1. Neither can I.
2. So can I.
3. Neither could I.
4. So could I.
I didn't think much of the movie.
1. Neither did I.
2. Neither do I.
3. So did I.
4. So do I.
He wakes up at 5.30 every morning.
1. So do I.
2. Neither do I.
3. So am I.
4. Neither am I.
I don't believe in ghosts.
1. Neither do I.
2. So do I.
3. Neither have I.
4. So have I.
We were waiting outside the stadium for ages.
1. So was I.
2. So were I.
3. Neither was I.
4. Neither were I.
I'd give anything to be able to live abroad for a year.
1. So would I.
2. So had I.
3. Neither would I.
4. Neither had I.
We'd been there before.
1. So had we.
2. Neither had we.
3. So would we.
4. Neither would we.
I've never seen anything like that before.
1. Neither have I.
2. So have I.
3. Neither haven't I.
4. So haven't I.
I don't think he's telling the truth.
1. Neither do I.
2. So do I.
3. Neither am I.
4. So am I.
I couldn't understand what she was saying.
1. Neither could I.
2. So could I.
3. Neither was I.
4. So was I.
I really must be going now.
1. So must I.
2. Neither must I.
3. So am I.
4. Neither am I.