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As well: He speaks English as well; Hot and cold as well #1 (permalink) Thu Aug 10, 2006 9:03 am   As well: He speaks English as well; Hot and cold as well
 

Hi,

1. Same meaning or not?

a. He speaks English as well.
b. He also speaks English.
c. He speaks English too.

2. What is the meaning of “as well” in:
a. This is hot and cold as well.
b. You can have this one, but you can’t have that one as well.

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As well: He speaks English as well; Hot and cold as well #2 (permalink) Thu Aug 10, 2006 13:17 pm   As well: He speaks English as well; Hot and cold as well
 

Van Khanh wrote:
1. Same meaning or not? same

a. He speaks English as well.
b. He also speaks English.
c. He speaks English too.

2. What is the meaning of “as well” in:
a. This is hot and cold as well. This is also cold --- OR --- This is both hot and cold, just like the other one.
b. You can have this one, but you can’t have that one as well. You cannot also have the other one.

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