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I'd say it's neutral in terms of register. You can take it anywhere! "
- I'd say it's neutral in terms of register.
- You can take it anywhere!
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I'd say it's neutral in terms of register. You can take it anywhere! 
Do you mean, "How would you use it in a paragraph?"
Do you mean, "How would you use it in a paragraph?"
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Why don't you write it in a paragraph and we'll tell you if it sounds natural?
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Don't know what to say. lol
I shouldn't be learning new words. I got too many HW from college.in addition , I need to study as well.
I shouldn't be learning new words. I got too many HW from college.in addition , I need to study as well.
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That's blackmail!
We often say, "in addition to," so it amounts to A + B. Your example is fine. (Actually, that went right over my head. I thought you were backing out of the deal.)
I like to go snowboarding. In addition [to that], I like to go skiing.
In addition to snowboarding, I [also] like skiing.
We often say, "in addition to," so it amounts to A + B. Your example is fine. (Actually, that went right over my head. I thought you were backing out of the deal.)
I like to go snowboarding. In addition [to that], I like to go skiing.
In addition to snowboarding, I [also] like skiing.
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