curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-your-morning-or-evening-routine/6557e2aca332a4c4c0359ed5.md
As well is a phrase used to add something to what has just been said, similar to also or too. It's often used to include something or someone else in an action or statement. For example:
I'll have coffee and a muffin as well. - You'll have not only coffee, but also a muffin.
What is James communicating?
He is certain about becoming more productive in the morning.
Maybe expresses a possibility, not certainty.
He doesn't want to change his morning routine.
Using maybe and as well indicates considering a change to be more productive, not a lack of desire to change.
He will become less productive in the morning.
Maybe implies a possibility of increased productivity, not becoming less productive.
He thinks it's possible for him to also become more productive in the morning.
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