so does (one)

One wants, needs, has to do, etc., something as well. A: "I need to go to the bank later." B: "So does Sarah—maybe you can share a cab with her." A: "Mommy, I want a snack, please." B: "Oh, so do I!"

so do I

1. I do too. Mary: I want some more cake. Sally: So do I. Bob: I have to go home now. Tom: So do I. Bob: Bye.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

so do I
What is it?
hiss at
hiss at (someone or something)
hail a cab
taxi
(Someone or something) called, they want their (something) back!
freak mommy
mommy
go number one

词组	so does (one)
释义	so does (one) so does (one) One wants, needs, has to do, etc., something as well. A: "I need to go to the bank later." B: "So does Sarah—maybe you can share a cab with her." A: "Mommy, I want a snack, please." B: "Oh, so do I!" See also: does Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. so do I 1. I do too. Mary: I want some more cake. Sally: So do I. Bob: I have to go home now. Tom: So do I. Bob: Bye. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: so do I What is it? hiss at hiss at (someone or something) hail a cab taxi (Someone or something) called, they want their (something) back! freak mommy mommy go number one
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