Matt plays football. Henry plays football, too. Matt plays football. Henry also plays football. Matt plays football. Henry plays football as well. Also= too= as well

"As well" is usually put at the end of a sentence, like this: "Bob loves dogs. Bob loves cats as well." Also, there is "as well as" which is can be used like this: 1: "As well as dogs, Bob loves cats", or 2: "Bob loves dogs, as well as cats." (Of the two, the second one sounds more natural.) :)

It can be used in the middle of a sentence, but be careful because: "I like cats as well as dogs= I like cats as much as I like dogs." "I like cats as well as dogs= I like both cats and dogs."

it works just like "bem como" in Portuguese...

Good question. Andy would like to learn how to use that phrase as well.