as well

• Phrase utilisée pour ajouter une information, signifiant « aussi », « également », ou pour renforcer une affirmation précédente.

A phrase used to add additional information, meaning 'also' or 'too'. It is typically placed at the end of a sentence and is more common in spoken and informal English. It indicates that something is true in addition to what has already been mentioned.

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1. Addition at the end of a sentenceA2informal

   Used to add information that is similar to what has already been said. It usually appears at the end of a clause or sentence and is common in spoken English.

   aussi / également (en fin de phrase)

   • I will come with you as well.
   • She wants to join us as well.
   • He speaks French as well.
   • They are coming to the party as well.
   • I would like some coffee as well.
   • We should invite him as well.
   • She bought a dress as well.
   • He decided to stay as well.
   • They enjoyed the movie as well.
   • I need your help as well.

2. Emphasis on inclusionB1informal

   Used to emphasize that someone or something is included in a group or situation, often implying similarity with others.

   Aussi (inclusion)

   • She is responsible for this project as well.
   • He will be affected by the decision as well.
   • I am concerned about this issue as well.
   • They should be informed as well.
   • We are involved in this matter as well.
   • She has experience in this field as well.
   • He wants to participate as well.
   • I feel the same way as well.
   • They are part of the team as well.
   • We need to consider this factor as well.

3. Polite addition in requests or offersB1formal

   Used in polite speech to softly add a request or offer, making the sentence sound less direct or more inclusive.

   Addition polie dans une demande ou une offre

   • Could you send me the report as well?
   • I would like to ask a question as well.
   • May I join the meeting as well?
   • Could you check this document as well?
   • I would appreciate your feedback as well.
   • Can you include this point as well?
   • I would like to add something as well.
   • May I have a copy as well?
   • Could you explain this part as well?
   • I would like to participate as well.

• Phrase utilisée pour signifier 'aussi', 'en plus' ou 'également', souvent placée en fin de phrase pour indiquer quelque chose d'additionnel ou de supplémentaire.

A phrase used to mean 'also', 'in addition', or 'too', often placed at the end of a sentence to indicate something extra or supplementary.

1. In addition; alsoA2formal

   Used to add something extra to what has already been said or done.

   aussi, en plus

   • She bought a dress and a pair of shoes as well.
   • He speaks French and Spanish as well.
   • I'll have a coffee and a pastry as well.

2. To the same extent; equallyB1formal

   Used to emphasize that something applies equally to someone or something else.

   aussi (également)

   • You might as well come with us.
   • I might as well tell you the truth now.
   • He could as well have stayed home.