Complete the roommates' complaints about their terrible apartment by choosing the correct word to form each negative agreement.

"I don't understand why the heater makes that spooky howling noise." "Neither do I. It sounds like a ghost!"

"I didn't sleep at all last night because of the noise." "Neither did I. I was staring at the ceiling."

"I can't wait to move out next month." "Neither can I. Let's start packing today!"

"I don't understand why the heater makes that spooky howling noise." "Neither do I. It sounds like a ghost!"

To agree with a negative statement in the present simple ("don't understand"), we use "Neither" + "do" + subject.

"I didn't sleep at all last night because of the noise." "Neither did I. I was staring at the ceiling."

To agree with a negative statement in the past simple ("didn't sleep"), we use the past simple auxiliary "did".

"I can't wait to move out next month." "Neither can I. Let's start packing today!"

To agree with a negative statement using a modal verb ("can't"), we use the same modal verb without the negative "not" ("can").