curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656ab3bfc9e49d4841672043.md
When someone says too at the end of a sentence, they mean also or as well. For example, I like it too means I also like it.
Adding too at the end of a statement implies agreement or adds emphasis that a similar condition or fact applies to what's being discussed.
What is Tom implying with his computer and drawing tablet being great, too?
He doesn't like his computer.
Too means also. Think about what else Tom thinks is good.
He only likes his drawing tablet.
Too means also. Think about what else Tom thinks is good.
He thinks both his computer and drawing tablet are good, like something else he talked about.
He doesn't think they're good.
Too means also. Think about what else Tom thinks is good.
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