Yes, but #4 is unnecessarily wordy.
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#1 08-Jan-2013, 00:13as well/also/too
-You know Jim Smith, right? He is related to your wife.
1-Yes, I was also classmates with him.
2-Yes, I was classmates with him as well.
3-Yes, I was classmates with him too.
4-Yes, there is also the fact that I was classmates with him.
Are sentences 1-4 all acceptable in this context?
Gratefully,
Navi.
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#2 08-Jan-2013, 09:13Re: as well/also/too
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#3 08-Jan-2013, 13:44Re: as well/also/too
Use/overuse of "as well" is one of my personal pet peeves. So, I would use #'s 1 or 3 and I agree with Rover on #4 as well
Originally Posted by navi tasan
(I feel better now)
