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Makiasan Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
too / also
1) You are late. You were also late yesterday.
2) You are late. You were late yesterday, too.
Are these sentences the same meaning? Are there any differences?
Thank you.
2) You are late. You were late yesterday, too.
Are these sentences the same meaning? Are there any differences?
Thank you.
Top answer
Same meaning, but I would combine them for the sake of style. You are late, and you were late yesterday, as well.
- Same meaning, but I would combine them for the sake of style.
- You are late, and you were late yesterday, as well.
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Same meaning, but I would combine them for the sake of style. You are late, and you were late yesterday, as well.
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