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Grammar quiz on the word also

by Esequiel Televario Pos
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Where did Frank and Mily go?

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Why did they go to the library?

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How did they feel at the beginning of the story?

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What did they find in the library?

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What did they listen to?

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What did Frank do with the librarian?

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What did they eat for lunch?

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What did they study?

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What did they borrow before going home?

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How did they feel at the end of the story?

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What part of speech is the word also?

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Where is also typically placed in a sentence?

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Which sentence correctly uses also?

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Which pair shows a correct use of also as a connector meaning ‘in addition’?

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Which sentence does NOT correctly use also?

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Can also replace 'too' in informal sentences?

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Which sentence uses also to add information about another subject?

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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence with also if the context requires pause.

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Which option correctly transforms to mean ‘in addition to’ using also?

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What does ASLO stand for?

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When was ASLO founded?

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Which science does limnology primarily study?

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Which journal is officially associated with ASLO?

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ASLO’s primary research community focuses on what environments?

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Which field combines the study of freshwater and marine sciences?

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Which is a typical ASLO member interest?

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Where can most ASLO activities be found?

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What is a common ASLO publication focus besides journals?

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How can a researcher engage with ASLO?

Explicación

Also functions as an adverb (modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs). It can also be a conjunctive phrase in some contexts.

Also often appears before the main verb or after an auxiliary (e.g., can, have, is).

Correct placement is after the auxiliary or before the main verb, as in the example.

Also can connect two ideas; the correct option shows parallel structure.

The first option has awkward placement; ‘Also’ should come before the verb or after an auxiliary.

Too and also can be interchangeable in casual speech, but placement rules still apply.

Correct use places also after the second subject or near it; the first option is the natural parallel form.

When used parenthetically or for emphasis, also can be followed by a comma.

Correct option places also at the start to introduce an additional item.

ASLO promotes study of inland waters and oceans.

ASLO was established in 1948.

Limnology focuses on inland waters, not the open ocean.

Limnology and Oceanography is ASLO’s flagship journal.

ASLO covers aquatic environments from freshwater to marine.

The combined field is limnology and oceanography.

Members study lakes, rivers, wetlands, and seas.

ASLO hosts meetings and provides resources online.

ASLO publishes methodological resources for aquatic science.

Membership via ASLO.org provides access and benefits.

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