A note for Spanish learners

Recently I found something curious in Spanish that maybe might be of help to those who are learning Spanish, specifically with the grammar, which I think is the hardest part of leaning a new language. Here is what I want talk about.
First consider the next words: the adverb "así", the preposition "a", the reflexive pronoun "sí" and the adjective of identity "mismo".  We can now construct the words below;
1) A sí mismo; is a self mention of the subject, usually when the sentence is the second person
you.
2) Así mismo; which means, as in the other case or in the same way, likewise. Here "mismo" is thought of  as an adverb.
And finally the construction that led  me to do a search about it.
3) Asimismo; also, besides, further. Note that here this word has not accent.
Although, sometimes "así mismo", is used in the sense of "asimismo" and this is not a grammar mistake and it is recommended to use it  instead of "asimismo" for this purpose. I hope I am not  confusing  anyone. Since had pass sometime when I wrote and entry mainly because I had no found a topic. Since it has been a while since I have made an entry mainly because I had no topic to write about.  Maybe, my next entries will be about grammar or recommendations to Spanish learners. If you find this useful let me know. My best regards.

Very interesting Caesar

Gracias