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| replaced with the word "also". I did not know this. Is that the only time one can use the word "too"? |
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| Colloquially, we say this: 'I loved that film.' 'Me too.' I wouldn't use 'me also', so while they have a simialr meaning, I don't think that this is a test for whether you can use it. Furthermore, 'too' has other uses, like 'too big'. |
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