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Theyagu Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
grammar
hi everyone,
i'm confused on how to use "also and "too".for example
out of these two which one is grammatically correct
1.I also speak English.
2.I too speak English
i'm confused on how to use "also and "too".for example
out of these two which one is grammatically correct
1.I also speak English.
2.I too speak English
Top answer
They're both correct. " #1 can have both of these meanings. (I hope that's not too confusing.
- They're both correct.
- " #1 can have both of these meanings.
- (I hope that's not too confusing.
- )
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They're both correct.
#2 can only mean "I am another person who speaks English."
"I speak English too" can mean that too,
or it can mean "I speak English in addition to another language."
#1 can have both of these meanings.
(I hope that's not too confusing. I should start over, but I'm too tired.)
#2 can only mean "I am another person who speaks English."
"I speak English too" can mean that too,
or it can mean "I speak English in addition to another language."
#1 can have both of these meanings.
(I hope that's not too confusing. I should start over, but I'm too tired.)
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In my opinion, they are different.
"So" is usually located at the beginning of sentence.
"Too" is usually located at the end of sentence.
"So" is usually located at the beginning of sentence.
"Too" is usually located at the end of sentence.
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