Cool MateMeaning of Neither should you
A phrase used to agree with a negative statement, indicating the listener is also included in the negation.
In simple words: Not you either.
Neither should you in a sentence
- If he doesn't want to go, neither should you.
- She doesn't like the movie, and neither should you.
- If they choose not to join, then neither should you.
- He hasn't finished his work yet, and neither should you rush.
- If it's not good for him, then neither should you try it.
How to use Neither should you
Used to agree with a negative statement with a focus on excluding the listener as well. It’s polite and generally appropriate in conversations, but less common in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of 'neither' as 'not this' – you are also included in 'not this'.
Related words
Collocations with Neither should you
- neither should I
- neither should we
- neither should they
Synonyms for Neither should you
- you too not
- not you either
- nor should you
Common mistakes with Neither should you
- Used in affirmative sentences.
- Confused with 'either should you' for positive agreements.
- Incorrectly placed at the beginning of a sentence.
Neither should you appears in
Neither should you in other languages
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Frequently asked questions about Neither should you
What does Neither should you mean?
Not you either.
What is the definition of Neither should you?
A phrase used to agree with a negative statement, indicating the listener is also included in the negation.
How do you use Neither should you in a sentence?
If he doesn't want to go, neither should you.
Can you give another example of Neither should you?
She doesn't like the movie, and neither should you.
What are synonyms for Neither should you?
Common alternatives include you too not, not you either, nor should you.
What words go with Neither should you?
It commonly pairs with neither should I, neither should we, neither should they.
What are common mistakes when using Neither should you?
Used in affirmative sentences. Confused with 'either should you' for positive agreements. Incorrectly placed at the beginning of a sentence.
How do you pronounce Neither should you?
US: //ˈniːðər ʃʊd juː//, UK: //ˈnaɪðər ʃʊd juː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Neither should you?
Used to agree with a negative statement with a focus on excluding the listener as well. It’s polite and generally appropriate in conversations, but less common in formal writing.