Also, too, as well and either π

These words all mean "in addition". They go in different places in the sentence.
Also: before the main verb
I also speak French.
She is also a teacher. (after be)
Too and as well: at the end
I speak French too.
I speak French as well.
Either: in negative sentences
We do not use too or also in negative sentences. We use either at the end.
I don't like fish. I don't like meat either.
β I don't like meat too.
β I don't like meat either.
Short answers: so and neither
To agree with someone, use so (positive) and neither (negative):
| Statement | Agree |
| I am tired. | So am I. / Me too. |
| I like tea. | So do I. / Me too. |
| I'm not hungry. | Neither am I. / Me neither. |
| I can't swim. | Neither can I. / Me neither. |