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I'm struggling How to agree with something easyan "I have never..." statement?

Hope you don't mind me posting silly question. MyMy colleague who is native English speaker said "I have never been to Croatia before"

Is it correct to say: "neither have I"?

My tutor said I should use "neither" only with contractions like

"I don't like broccoli."
"Neither do I".

And "I have never been there" is I think affirmative because there's no contradictioncontraction...

I'm struggling with something easy...

Hope you don't mind me posting silly question. My colleague who is native English speaker said "I have never been to Croatia before"

Is it correct to say: "neither have I"? there's no contradiction...

How to agree with an "I have never..." statement?

My colleague who is native English speaker said "I have never been to Croatia before"

Is it correct to say: "neither have I"?

My tutor said I should use "neither" only with contractions like

"I don't like broccoli."
"Neither do I".

And "I have never been there" is I think affirmative because there's no contraction...

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I'm struggling with something easy...

Hope you don't mind me posting silly question. My colleague who is native English speaker said "I have never been to Croatia before"

Is it correct to say: "neither have I"? there's no contradiction...