So / Neither (Nor)

She can't write in Russian.	Neither (Nor) can I.
Mr. and Mrs. Cotton didn't go to Prague.	Neither (Nor) did their children.
We haven't seen this presentation.	Neither (Nor) have us.

Brian and Joe are website designers. They work for different companies but they have some things in common. Write about it using So / Neither (Nor).

a) Brian finished the university in 2002. {select: Neither; +So} did Joe.

b) Brian doesn't recommend selling shoes online. {select: +Nor; So} does Joe.

c) Brian has worked since 2003. {select: Neither; +So} has Joe.

d) Brian is working on website design. {select: Nor; +So} is Joe.

e) Brian isn't going to change his job. {select: +Neither; So} is Joe.

f) Brian gets a lot of experience in different areas of business. {select: Neither; +So} does Joe.

g) Brian recommends dealing with well known search engines. {select: Nor; +So} does Joe.

h) Brian hasn't created his own team of younger web producers yet. {select: +Neither; So} has Joe.