hi every, what's the different between too,also and either? thx in advance

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i'm confused. because they have same meaning.

Asked by apfelsaft on 22:06, 20/08/2008 - 69 views
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mike1988

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Too is widely used. I am here too, me too, he is tall too. We use either in the end of the sentence - I am not, either. He does not like you, either. I do not know it, either.
And also - I am here and I can fix everything. Also I can go if you do not need my help.

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Jura

Mike's answer is good You can find more exercises when you click onto Resources at the top .

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Adelus

too and also have the same meaning : i am also tired... or i am tired too.. but either means when it is negative like, i don't like apples, me either ! understand?

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