“Are you going to visit him?” “If she goes, _____.”
“Are you going to visit him?”
“If she goes, _____.”
A. so will I.
B. so do I.
Note: Do you think there are two best answers?
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Answers · 4
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so will I = implying you have chosen to go
so do I = implies you have no choice, you are together, if they want her they must have both
You could say, If she goes I will too
1
Because the question is posed as a future event, I think "so will I" is the better answer.
1
Both are used. I often hear "So will I", but I believe that either one is acceptable.
1
so do I
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