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Eavesdrop on these two friends bonding over a weird snack and choose the correct phrases to complete their conversation.
A: "I absolutely love peanut butter and pickle sandwiches!"
B: "Really? So _________________________! We should make some right now."
A: "I am getting so hungry just thinking about it."
B: "So _________________________! Let's hit the kitchen."
B: "Really? So _________________________! We should make some right now."
A: "I am getting so hungry just thinking about it."
B: "So _________________________! Let's hit the kitchen."
A: "I absolutely love peanut butter and pickle sandwiches!"
B: "Really? So do I! We should make some right now."
When agreeing with a positive statement in the present simple tense (like "I love"), we use "So + do + subject".
A: "I am getting so hungry just thinking about it."
B: "So am I! Let's hit the kitchen."
When agreeing with a statement using the verb "to be" (like "I am"), we use "So + am/is/are + subject".