Dec. 28, 2023
The possition of “Also”
Micchan, a YouTuber for learning English videos, told that the meaning of “Also" changes on its position.
Oh, really?
I noticed that I had a mistake for about 10 years.
Such easy words sometimes have traps.
So, learning languages are interesting.
I like the car, also. : I and other one like the car.
Also, I like the car. : I and other one like the car.
I also like the car. : I like the car and other one.
Alsoの位置
英語学習系ユーチューバーのみっちゃんが、alsoは位置によって意味が変わると言っていた。
え、そうなの？
10年くらい間違って使っていたと思う。
こういう簡単な単語でも気づかない罠があるよね。
だから言語は面白い（と言っておこう泣）
I like the car, also. 私も別の人もその車が好き。
Also, I like the car. 私も別の人もその車が好き。
I also like the car. 私はその車も他の何かも好き。
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The possition of “Also”
The position of “Also”
Micchan, a YouTuber for learning English videos, tolwho teaches english, said that the meaning of “Also" changes based on its position.
Micchan, a YouTuber who teaches english, said that the meaning of “Also" changes based on its position.
It does not.
Oh, really? Oh, really?
No. It always means the same thing. Unless, 'also' is at the start of a sentence. If also is at the start of the sentence, it means "additionally". You are providing more information.
Also, I eat pie. -> providing more information. "Additionally, I like to eat pie"
Jan. 11, 2024
Thank you for your corrections and comments.
The posPosition of “Also”
The Position of “Also”
Micchan, a YouTuber for learnmaking English learning videos, told me that the meaning of “Also" changes depending on its position.
Micchan, a YouTuber making English learning videos, told me that the meaning of “Also" changes depending on its position.
I noticrealised that I had amade this mistake for about 10 years.
I realised that I had made this mistake for about 10 years.
So, learning languages areis interesting.
So, learning languages is interesting.
: I and other one like the car.
I also like the car.
: I like the car and other one.
Feedback
As a native speaker, I can't articulate the differences well if I'm honest so I won't correct the last part :)
Jan. 11, 2024
Thank you for your corrections and comments.
I know it's not that simple.
The possition of “Also”
The position of “Also”
Micchan, a YouTuber forwho posts English learning English videos, tolsaid that the meaning of “Aalso" changes on[depending on | according to] its position.
Micchan, a YouTuber who posts English learning videos, said that the meaning of “also" changes [depending on | according to] its position.
Oh, really?
I noticed that I had been making a mistake for about 10 years. I noticed that I had been making a mistake for about 10 years.
Such easy words sometimes have traps.
So, learning languages areis interesting.
So, learning languages is interesting.
I like the car, also.
: I and other onsomeone else like the car.
: I and someone else like the car.
Also, I like the car.
I also like the car.
: I like the car and other onsomething else.
: I like the car and something else.
Feedback
Yes, the meaning of “also” can change, but it depends more on context and stress/intonation than on the position of “also” in the sentence. Here are three examples:
A)
I see the car.
I also like the car. (I both see and like the car.)
B)
We see the car.
You like the car.
I also like the car. (Both of us like the car.)
C)
I like the girl.
I also like the car. (I like both the girl and the car.)
etc.
Dec. 28, 2023
Perhaps these discussions might be interesting and/or useful to you:
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/position-of-also-in-a-sentence.2170370/
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/position-of-also.3449979/
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/position-of-also.3953526/
Jan. 11, 2024
Thank you for your corrections and comments. They are very useful.
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Such easy words sometimes have traps. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I like the car, also. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Also, I like the car. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I also like the car.
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Micchan, a YouTuber for learning English videos, told that the meaning of “Also" changes on its position. |
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Oh, really? |
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I noticed that I had a mistake for about 10 years. |
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Such easy words sometimes have traps. |
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So, learning languages are interesting. |
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I like the car, also. |
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: I and other one like the car. |
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Also, I like the car. |
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: I and other one like the car. |
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I also like the car. |
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