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- I have to go! - So, do I! - I have to go! - So, do I! & - I have to go! - So, me too! What is the difference?

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So, me too! --- no need to put "So" here
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Here, the word "So" means "thusly" or "in this manner". When you respond "So do I" you are saying "I must also act in this manner." The word "do" is actually a verb saying that your are performing the same action as the person you are responding to. "So me too". There is no verb showing action.
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The first one is correct, but the second one isn't. You can say, "So, me too." You just say, "Me too" OR "Yes, me too".
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I would say the second set, "So me too!" is an error in diction. The first phrase, "So do I!" is correct. Also, remove the comma.

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