adverb
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BAD : We also would like to be given more fresh food.
GOOD : We would also like to be given more fresh food.
BAD : The school has also a gymnasium.
GOOD : The school also has a gymnasium.
BAD : Besides the nature society, there also is a music society.
GOOD : Besides the nature society, there is also a music society.
2
BAD : I don't like your climate and I don't like English food also.
GOOD : I don't like your climate and I don't like English food either.
BAD : He doesn't also recommend winter holidays.
GOOD : He doesn't recommend winter holidays either.
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See note at TOO 5 (↑ too )
3
DUBIOUS : Women are often better at negotiating than men. Also, they don't give up so easily.
GOOD : Women are often better at negotiating than men. What's more, they don't give up so easily.
DUBIOUS : A footbridge would take too long to build. Also, it would be of no use to the disabled.
GOOD : A footbridge would take too long to build. Furthermore, it would be of no use to the disabled.
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When you want to add another reason and give it special emphasis or importance, use furthermore, moreover, what's more or besides : 'The drug has powerful side effects. Moreover, it can be addictive.' Also is not wrong but does not have the same persuasive force.