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UK//ænd səʊ wʊd jʊ//US//ænd soʊ wʊd ju//

Meaning of And so would you

A phrase used to indicate agreement with someone's statement.

In simple words: A phrase used to agree with or confirm someone's statement.

And so would you in a sentence

  • I believe that it will be successful, and so would you.

How to use And so would you

Used in conversation to express agreement. Can be informal depending on context. Typically not used in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Imagine a group discussion where everyone nods and says, 'And so would you!'

Related words

Collocations with And so would you

  • And so would you agree
  • And so would you think
  • And so would you say

Synonyms for And so would you

Common mistakes with And so would you

  • Using it in a formal context where a more formal phrase is appropriate.
  • Confusing it with 'So would I', which has a slightly different emphasis.
  • Omitting 'and' at the beginning, which changes the meaning.

Compare And so would you with Exactly, Me too

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Frequently asked questions about And so would you

What does And so would you mean?

A phrase used to agree with or confirm someone's statement.

What is the definition of And so would you?

A phrase used to indicate agreement with someone's statement.

How do you use And so would you in a sentence?

I believe that it will be successful, and so would you.

What are synonyms for And so would you?

Common alternatives include So would I, I agree, Exactly, Me too.

What words go with And so would you?

It commonly pairs with And so would you agree, And so would you think, And so would you say.

What are common mistakes when using And so would you?

Using it in a formal context where a more formal phrase is appropriate. Confusing it with 'So would I', which has a slightly different emphasis. Omitting 'and' at the beginning, which changes the meaning.

How do you pronounce And so would you?

US: //ænd soʊ wʊd ju//, UK: //ænd səʊ wʊd jʊ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use And so would you?

Used in conversation to express agreement. Can be informal depending on context. Typically not used in formal writing.