Do, does

and can be used after “so”, “neither” or “nor” to show that the speakers

I absolutely love the Beatles. — So do I!

We didn’t watch the film last night. Neither did the kids.

She doesn’t mind getting up early, nor does her husband.

Sometimes, a form of “do” appears as a main verb and as an auxiliary verb in the same sentence:

She got into trouble because she

I much sport, but I