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Neeraj Jain Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Too vs. also
If we write "too" at the end of the sentence, can it replace "also".
For example:
He liked the dinner. I also liked it.
He liked the dinner. I liked it too.
Can every "also" be replaced with "too"?
For example:
He liked the dinner. I also liked it.
He liked the dinner. I liked it too.
Can every "also" be replaced with "too"?
Top answer
): He also knows the answer. I have also seen that film. They would also have come here.
- ): He also knows the answer.
- I have also seen that film.
- They would also have come here.
- Or put it at the end of a clause (not favoured by the British): He knows the answer also.
- I have seen that film also.
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Hi NJ
Put also in the same place where you put adverbs of frequency (always, often, usually etc.):
He also knows the answer.
I have also seen that film.
They would also have come here.
Or put it at the end of a clause (not favoured by the British):
He knows the answer also.
I have seen that film also.
They would have come here a
Put also in the same place where you put adverbs of frequency (always, often, usually etc.):
He also knows the answer.
I have also seen that film.
They would also have come here.
Or put it at the end of a clause (not favoured by the British):
He knows the answer also.
I have seen that film also.
They would have come here a
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