Also, too, as well, and either usage

Also, too, as well and either usage

Also, too, as well, either, as an "also", which is an adverbs. The following sections describe:

 

I. Too, also, as well: they are all used to determine the sentence, indicating the former and the latter.

Too: generally placed at the end of a sentence. It can be separated by commas (,) from the preceding sentence;

Also: Most verbs are placed after be, helper, and modal verbs, before verbs are implemented;

As well: its position is generally placed at the end of a sentence, and the three can be converted into synonymous sentences. For example:

 

You need to go shopping and I need to go shopping, too.

= You need to go shopping and I also need to go shopping.

= You need to go shopping and I need to go shopping as well.

Ii. Either: Used in a negative sentence to indicate that the former is not completed, and the latter is not completed. Its position is generally placed at the end of the sentence.

For example:

 

He doesn "t want any coffee, And I Don" t want any, either.

 

You don't know the way and I don't know it, either.