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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Also vs too

Hi Friends,

John was a victim of online fraud. Jack was also a victim.

John was a victim of online fraud. Jack too was a victim.

I am guessing too has to come after Jack in this case. If it comes at the end of the sentence, it may seem like Jack was a victim of online fraud (among other things). Is my logic correct?

Hope you can share your insights.

Thanks.

  

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anonymous I am guessing too has to come after Jack in this case. If it comes at the end of the sentence, it may seem like Jack was a victim of online fraud (among other things). Is my logic correct?

— Blue Jay

  • anonymous I am guessing too has to come after Jack in this case.
  • If it comes at the end of the sentence, it may seem like Jack was a victim of online fraud (among other things).
  • Is my logic correct?
  • Either way, I would normally assume that we were still talking about online fraud.
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anonymousI am guessing too has to come after Jack in this case. If it comes at the end of the sentence, it may seem like Jack was a victim of online fraud (among other things). Is my logic correct?

Either way, I would normally assume that we were still talking about online fraud.

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