Fill in the blanks with also, as well, too.
1She not only writes; she ............... sings.
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Use "also" before the main verb to add another action.
2He was here not only on Sunday. ..............., he was here on Monday.
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Use "Also" at the beginning of a sentence to add another point.
3John was there. Sally was ............... there.
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Use "also" after the verb "be" (was also there); "as well" and "too" go at the end of the clause.
4I bought some shirts. I bought a coat ...............
Select 2 answers.
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Use "as well" or "too" at the end of a clause to add another item.
5I have invited Sabu. I have invited Peter ...............
Select 2 answers.
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Use "as well" or "too" at the end of a positive sentence to add another person.
6Give me some cheese ...............
Select 2 answers.
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Use "as well" or "too" at the end of a positive request to add something.
7She is pretty. Her sister is ...............
Select 2 answers.
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Use "as well" or "too" after the verb in this short sentence.
8"I have some doubts." "I do ..............."
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Use "too" at the end of this short affirmative reply.
9"I am going home." "I am ..............."
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Use "too" after the auxiliary verb in this short affirmative reply.
10"I have a headache." "Me ..............."
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The fixed expression is "too" in "Me too."
11It is a small house. ..............., it needs a lot of repairs.
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Use "Also" at the beginning of a sentence to introduce an additional point.
12The refugees need food and water. They need medicine ...............
Select 2 answers.
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Use "as well" or "too" at the end of the sentence to add another need.
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- She not only writes; she also sings.
- He was here not only on Sunday. Also, he was here on Monday.
- John was there. Sally was also there.
- I bought some shirts. I bought a coat as well / too.
- I have invited Sabu. I have invited Peter as well / too.
- Give me some cheese as well / too.
- She is pretty. Her sister is as well / too.
- “I have some doubts.” “I do too.”
- “I am going home.” “I am too.”
- “I have a headache.” “Me too.”
- It is a small house. Also, it needs a lot of repairs.
- The refugees need food and water. They need medicine as well / too.