Hello everyone, Sam here, and in this lesson
we're going to look at the difference between
'also', 'as well' and 'too'.
Their meanings are similar – we are adding something –
but we use them slightly differently
in a sentence.
We use 'also' with the verb,
in the middle of the sentence:
'He's really good at tennis, but he also plays
football really well.'
Or, you can use it at the beginning of the
sentence to add emphasis:
'He's really good at tennis. Also, he plays
football really well.'
'As well' and 'too' go at the end of the sentence:
'He's really good at tennis, and he plays football
really well too.'
'He's really good at tennis, and he plays football
really well as well.'
The only slight difference is that 'as well'
is less common in American English and more
common in British English than 'too'.
So, what about you? Are you only learning
English or are you studying other languages
as well?