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Jeff_Mosawy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

"Also", "As well", etc.

Hello.

There is a question that I exactly do not know what the answer is.

Look, in English there are some words that give us the same meaning. I mean Also, As well, As well as, too and I do not know if there is more or not. Anyway, I only want to know when should we use them? I just know that As well should be used at the end of the sentence but As well as not.

So, can someone tell me the answer? And if it is possible, please tell me the formal and informal mode of using them. I mean which should be used as informal and which formal?

Thank you so much guys.

Jeff.
  

Top answer

As well as needs a noun after it, so it cannot stand by itself at the end of a sentence. g. Consider the risk as well as the value.

  • As well as needs a noun after it, so it cannot stand by itself at the end of a sentence.
  • g.
  • Consider the risk as well as the value.
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As well as needs a noun after it, so it cannot stand by itself at the end of a sentence.

e.g. Consider the risk as well as the value.
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Thank you for the answers.

As I said before, I know that As well comes at the end of the sentence and As well as needs a noun after it.

But the main question is when should I use As well and when Too and Also as well?

Thank you.
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You can often use whichever word you want to:

I know him too / as well / also.

All three can be used at the end of a sentence, but also isn't very commonly used in this position.

Too can also be right after the word it modifies:

Tom Brown, too, wanted to
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Thank you very very much.

I did get what I want.

Just tell me if this sentece is correct or not, please. >> I was also there with John.

If it's not correct, write the correct with Also, please.

Thank you once again.
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Jeff_MosawyI was also there with John.
The sentence is fine. Also is after was, which is a correct position for it.

CB

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