niether am I

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If someone say "I am not happy" and I want to say that I am not happy too can I say "neither am I"?

If someone say "I am happy" and I want to say that I am happy too can I say "and so am I"?

If someone say "I am not happy" and I want to say that I am happy should I say "I am"?
thanks teacher! please check my grammar too. Thanks
 
Yes, you are right.
But you need -s suffix added to the verb after someone.
If someone says
 
You may also here some other variations.

I'm not happy.
I'm not either.
Neither am I.
Me neither. (informal)

I'm happy
Me too
I am too.
So am I.

I'm not happy.
Oh, I'm sorry. I am.

I'm happy.
I'm not.
 
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