❓'Too' and 'as well' - Improve your English with Learners' Questions

Learn the difference between 'too' and 'as well' as Dan answers this BBC Learning English learner's question from Ruben.
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Learn how to use the articles 'a', 'an' and 'the': kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKq1pmuwe6h-kKc

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Excellent explanation. Thank you so much for teaching us in a fan but an effective way.

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It's true!😁

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Great lesson!Thx Dan!

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"Master" A most helpful book of English for competitive exams. Is it ok for the article...?

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Hello Dan, Thank you very much. The video is very useful. Do you get some video about the use of "in doubt"?

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Thank you!

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Typhoons often visit my country, however,they are also visiting our neighboring countries too. Foreign aids distributed to the Typhoon victims and flood victims as well

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Thank you so much!

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As well as you needed it, I needed it too.

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I like this program as well as other one from this channel

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Thank you so much for your videos. It’s a lot of useful .

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Thank you for you too

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[@asilu.abraham3209]

Does this mean there is no difference between "My friends are coming too" and "My friends are coming as well"? I watched the video to know the difference between the two examples, but it was not mentioned.

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Dear sir Could you Please explain ‘up on’ for me to understand it deeply, thanks.

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Can you please explain to me how or when do i use the phrase ''supposedly and suppose to be'' thanks

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Could you tell me the comparison for adj/ adv ending with _y 1. Friendlier or more friendly( or both) 2. Slowlier or more slowly. Thanks a lot!

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Thaks for the explanation, want to understand if '"too" can be used at negative situations or conditions than what can we use at positive side

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HI! We prefer to use 'either' for a negative. I don't want lunch, and I don't want dinner either.

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have a nice day what's the difference between "Truth and truth" the capital and the small "t"

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Very good recourse to Learn English, thank you! I’m a Chinese mum living in UK, today I was reading a book with my 6-year old boy, there’s a new word for him“deceive”， which is new word for me as well, I checked the dictionary in Chinese and find it’s hard to explain the meaning, my boy asked if it’s the similar meaning as“ camouflage”? It will be very much great if you could explain and compare theses two words please, thank you !

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My first line, should be “resource”, my wrong typing,sorry!

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Great

[@nicoleanh3784]

might/may as well: worth doing cause nothing else is happening just as well: probably good in the circumstances

[@mahdiehbagheri6702]

Hı Good job to you all! I wondered what "way" means in these sentences : It's way too old. It's way too masculine.

[@fsimpson216]

it means 'far' or 'much' (and is negative)

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi! 'way' in these sentences means 'much' or 'far'. It's way to old means the thing is very very old - too much to be useful.

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Your wonderful

[@Penguin-Goat]

Can we use ‘as well’ like this? - My parents are coming as well as my friends are. In this video, there was an example in which ‘as well as’ is between two noun-ish things(friends & dog, maybe), but can we connect two clauses?

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Amazing, u nailed it

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t a e t a e • thanks! ☺️☺️

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elnura huseynova Oh thanks, we have lots of usages there!

[@bbclearningenglish]

As @elnura huseynova said, the need for the extra 'are' at the end of the sentence is unnecessary and makes it sound clunky.

[@bbclearningenglish]

This is a great explanation, Elnura. Thank you for your comment.

[@user-bv9ow1iq4c]

I would like to know the difference between “I like dogs, too” and “I like dogs, as well” :(

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@K! They usually mean exactly the same thing However, you may also be talking about things that you like , and may say that you like cats , and also you like dogs

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There's no any difference.

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Good

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I truelly like your video. I learn my beloved langage and laugh AS WELL

[@bbclearningenglish]

Great to hear! Also great usage of 'as well'! 👍 (But, we spell 'truly' without an 'e' and with only one 'l'). 🙂

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I hit on subscribe button and on notification button as well on like button..... It's too cold to shower 🚿 R those correct?

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I would like to know..if someone is saying thats my father so should I say mine too or mine as well?

[@raffiart5121]

So basically they convey the same meaning. Though I would say “too” is more common.

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What is difference between scare and afraid

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I love her too much! I like mangoes as well as apples. As everyone is drinking beer I may as well have one!

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Well, I have a question about the word rather. Example, If I say," I am rather happy." Is rather more than very, less than very, or is it the same as very?

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It's about the same.

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I like saying rob too

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@elnura huseynova exactly!

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02:25...i want pizza... i = subject. Me too..... Me = object Why not 'i too' instead of 'me too' ?

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My family came to the party and I too .

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Are you going to the library to study Japanese? I might as well go with you because I have some homework to do.

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Perfect use! Well done!

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The fridge is empty, I might as well go to the supermarket. It's just as well you got home, we can go together to the supermarket.

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That table is much too heavy to lift. There's no one coming to the class today so I might as well go to the library. It's just as well you didn't take the course, you wouldn't like the tutor!

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You work overtime several nights in a row, and you may as well take a day- off after you finish up your project.

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Dear friends, what is the difference between "I'm a little tired" and "I'm a little too tired"? Are they the same?

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thank you so much

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You're welcome! 🙂