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English grammar

Also, too, as well and either πŸ“•

Summary card: Also, too, as well and either

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.

βœ— I don't like meat too.

βœ“ I don't like meat either.


Short answers: so and neither

To agree with someone, use so (positive) and neither (negative):

StatementAgree
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.

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