What is the Difference between also and too??
What is the Difference between "also" and "too"??
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There is no real difference in meaning, except that 'too' has the extra meaning of (kind of) 'more than is good' as in: too much, too cold, too foggy. 'Also' is perhaps a little more formal.
It would be, as Jack has pointed out already, unusual to use 'too' at the beginning of a sentence.
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We usually use "too" in the end of the sentence, "also" - not in the end, usually after subject
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