Sep 22nd, 2015, 11:58 am
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| eslHQ Addict | | Join Date: May 28th, 2013
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 Re: as well
Excellent answer. Thank you. But by
-"As well" means "too"
Do you think in the first sentence I gave, it's possible to use 'too' to replace 'as well'?(=someone else has stopped, but John did not stop too)
Somewhere in Michael Swan he mentions something like: (I don't have the book in my hand, sorry about that)
-You already have one cake. You can't have this one too.
Do you think this 'too' usage can be used as an analogy to solve my problem about 'as well/too'? |
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