AEE 2555: Capture the Connection When You Agree with Someone in English

The All Ears English podcast explores how to build connections in English by agreeing with others. Listeners learn key vocabulary and phrases beyond the basic "me too," such as "same here," "so do I," and "neither do I," to express shared opinions and experiences. The hosts clarify the proper usage of "neither" and "either," including pronunciation nuances and grammatical considerations, emphasizing that "neither" is used to agree with negative statements. Through role plays, they demonstrate how these phrases facilitate deeper conversations and highlight the importance of expanding on simple agreements to foster genuine connection. The conversation also touches on making friends with people who see life in similar ways.

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Part 1: Introduction, Context

Part 2: Methods, Grammar Rules

Part 3: Applications, Nuances

Part 4: Conclusion

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All Ears English Podcast

Part 1: Introduction, Context

Introduction to Expressing Agreement and Connection in English Conversations

Listener Question: Expressions for Shared Opinions and Connection in English

Part 2: Methods, Grammar Rules

Role Plays: Using "Me Too" and "Same Here" to Show Agreement

"So Do I" vs. "Neither Do I": Agreeing with Positive and Negative Statements

"Me Neither": Informal Agreement with Negative Statements

Practical Examples: "Me Neither," "Neither Do I," and "Neither Am I"

Part 3: Applications, Nuances

Clarifying Negative Sentences and Expanding Connection Through Shared Interests

Takeaways: Prioritizing Connection and Expanding on Agreement

Part 4: Conclusion

Podcast Conclusion and Call to Action

AEE 2555: Capture the Connection When You Agree with Someone in English

All Ears English Podcast

Part 1: Introduction, Context

00:00Introduction to Expressing Agreement and Connection in English Conversations

Introduction to Expressing Agreement and Connection in English Conversations

01:06Listener Question: Expressions for Shared Opinions and Connection in English

Listener Question: Expressions for Shared Opinions and Connection in English

Part 2: Methods, Grammar Rules

04:46Role Plays: Using "Me Too" and "Same Here" to Show Agreement

Role Plays: Using "Me Too" and "Same Here" to Show Agreement

06:29"So Do I" vs. "Neither Do I": Agreeing with Positive and Negative Statements

"So Do I" vs. "Neither Do I": Agreeing with Positive and Negative Statements

09:56"Me Neither": Informal Agreement with Negative Statements

"Me Neither": Informal Agreement with Negative Statements

11:41Practical Examples: "Me Neither," "Neither Do I," and "Neither Am I"

Practical Examples: "Me Neither," "Neither Do I," and "Neither Am I"

Part 3: Applications, Nuances

13:42Clarifying Negative Sentences and Expanding Connection Through Shared Interests

Clarifying Negative Sentences and Expanding Connection Through Shared Interests

17:33Takeaways: Prioritizing Connection and Expanding on Agreement

Takeaways: Prioritizing Connection and Expanding on Agreement

Part 4: Conclusion

19:01Podcast Conclusion and Call to Action

Podcast Conclusion and Call to Action