Fill in the blanks using “nor / neither …” or “so…” expressing agreement.

Bert and Bill were helping me move a big old wardrobe of mine. When we got upstairs, Bill suddenly disappeared. “I can’t find Bill anywhere,” said Bert. (1) “_________________,” I replied. “Perhaps he went downstairs.” We decided to start without him. “I can’t lift it,” Bert said. “I’m not strong enough.” (2) “___________________”, I replied. “We’d better wait for Bill.” “I would like to know where he is, though,” said Bert. (3) “_______________,” I said. “We’ll just have to wait a bit longer.” Just then we heard a noise inside the wardrobe. “I can hear someone inside,” I said, opening the wardrobe. (4) “___________________!” cried Bert, on seeing Bill standing there. “I’ll kill you, Bill!” (5) “________________,” I screamed. “What on earth are you doing?” “I was trying to help,” Bill said apologetically. “I thought I’d stay in here and carry the clothes!”