My father doesn’t like boxing.
Neither do I.
This means that my father doesn’t like boxing and I don’t like boxing either.
She didn’t catch the early train.
Neither did I.
My friend does not live in Paris.
My friend does not live in London.
My friend lives neither in Paris nor in Lodon.
I don't like Lebanese food.
I don't like Vietnamese food.
I like neither Lebanese nor Vietnamese food.
Tom doesn’t like tennis. He doesn’t like football.
Tom likes neither tennis nor football.
Toyota cars are not cheap.
Honda cars are not cheap.
Neither Toyota cars nor Honda cars are cheap.
My sister didn’t get a job.
She didn’t buy a car.
My sister neither got a job nor bought a car.
Tom didn’t go to the party.
Alan didn’t go to the party.
Neither Tom nor Alan went to the party.
I don’t speak Japanese.
My sister doesn’t speak Japanese.
Neither I nor my sister speaks Japanese.
I don't have American dollars.
I don't have English pounds.
I have neither American dollars nor English pounds.
Alan doesn't like noisy parties.
Nancy doesn't like noisy parties.
Neither Alan nor Nancy likes noisy parties.
Sally can't use a computer.
She can't drive a car.
Sally can neither use a computer nor drive a car.
