—Jim works hard.

—________.


  1. A.
    So he does and so you do
  2. B.
    He does so and you do so
  3. C.
    So he does and so do you
  4. D.
    He does so and so you do
C
若表示另外一人也如何如何，則采用倒裝形式，把系動(dòng)詞，情態(tài)動(dòng)詞，助動(dòng)詞等提到主語(yǔ)之前，若主語(yǔ)為同一人，表示其就是如何，則系動(dòng)詞等不用提前。
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