Also, And, Too, As Well
Learn how to use the simple words to show similar situations in English.
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Grammar Focus
You can use these words to say "also" or "me too."
too - 'Too' means "also." It usually comes at the end of the sentence. Sometimes it comes after the subject.
- I have a car.
- I have a car, too.
- I, too, have a car.
- I like to play tennis.
- She likes to play tennis, too.
- She, too, likes to play tennis.
also - 'Also' means "in addition." It usually comes before the verb. It can also come at the end.
- I have a dog.
- She also has a dog.
- She has a dog also.
- He works in the city.
- She also works in the city.
- She works in the city also.
as well - 'As well' means "too." It always comes at the end of the sentence.
- They have a cat.
- We have a cat as well.
- I take the bus to work.
- He takes the bus to work as well.
So + verb - 'So' means "me too." The verb must match the sentence.
- I drive a small car.
- So do I.
- So does she.
- So do they.
- She is a doctor.
- So is Jim.
- So am I.
- So are they.
A2-17 Adverbs of Addition and Lists
Well, first, it is close to shops. In addition, it is near parks.
Well, first, it is close to shops. In addition, it is near parks.