AEE 2569: As Well Versus Too Versus Also in English
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This is an All Ears English podcast episode 2569, as well versus two, versus also in English. Welcome to the All Ears English podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times. Are you feeling stuck with your English? We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent by focusing on connection, not perfection. With your American hosts, Lindsay McMahon, the English adventurer, and Michelle Kaplan, the New York radio girl. coming to you from Colorado and New York City, USA. To get real-time transcripts right on your phone and create your personalized vocabulary list, try the All Ears English app for iOS and Android. Start your seven-day free trial at allearsenglish.com forward slash app.
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Hey, Michelle. How's it going today? Good, Lindsay. How are you? Feeling good. I know that we are both coffee fans. Yes. Big coffee fans. Do you like tea as well or just coffee?
Um, I do. The other day I did have some tea. When I studied abroad in London, I remember so I had an internship and everybody was drinking tea all the time, tea with milk. And I got into it there and I started to really like it. My mom is a huge tea drinker. So but I don't it's not something that I have regularly. I'm still a coffee girl. What about you? Do you like tea?
Yeah, my core is coffee for sure. That's what I want in the morning. You're made of coffee. Made of coffee. Yeah, but sometimes, you know, maybe in the evening if I want something like to be cozy or something, I'll do like a kind of tea. Like I really like matcha. That's a special kind of tea. But I'm not a huge like black tea person. So, you know, like the Irish breakfast, English breakfast, not a huge thing. I'm not huge on those. Yeah. Um, but when, when I opened up the question today, Michelle, I asked you, I actually asked you, uh, I know we like coffee. Do you like tea as well? Right. Um, yeah, good.
Yeah.
What is the difference between 'as well', 'too', and 'also'?
So good question. So we have a listener question about this today because this is, this is a really good thing to talk about too and as well. And this Question comes to us from YouTube, from Wind Lover 3. Guys, you can ask your questions on YouTube as well, 100%.
And if you prefer to watch the podcast, you can do that over on YouTube. So go over straight to YouTube right now, type in All Ears English Podcast, it will come up. You can hit subscribe right away and you can learn that way if that's what you prefer. So Michelle, shall I go ahead and read the question? Sure. All right. So Windlover3 says, great episode. Can you guys make an episode on whether or not we can use to and as well interchangeably? Do they mean the same thing in some contexts? Thank you so much for your wonderful podcast. You guys bring a smile to my face every time I see you talk. Lots of love, Krishna.
Oh, that's so wonderful. Thank you, Krishna. Yes. Thank you for the great question, a very specific and for the very sweet message. We really appreciate you.
Yeah. And speaking of amazing listeners, I want to shout out to two of our listeners who actually both left us reviews in Apple Podcasts. And by the way, these are five-star reviews, which is amazing.
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