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another way to say 'also' apart from 'también + 'además'?
- Thread starter notagreatlinguist
- Start date Apr 22, 2011
notagreatlinguist
- Apr 22, 2011
I am writing an essay in Spanish and I keep having to say 'también' and 'además' for the word 'also'. I was wondering if there was a more interesting way to say also. The sentence I am eventually trying to say is something along the lines of, 'I am also worried/concerned about being away from home. It's the first step to independence' ^that is definitely just a rough guideline of the sentence, but it will be something like that. Thanks
albertovidal
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Asimismo, igualmente
Thank you so much
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Likewise: moreover; in addition; also; too but is you are making a list, the word 'item' replaces 'also' too. The terms moreover, additionally, secondly, withal, what is more, furthermore may be more appropriate for your purpose
Feb 24, 2008 · The excessive use of "also" usually makes your essay seem slightly elementary, since usually younger writers do not have the vocabulary to substitute "also." Just replace it with other conjunctions such as "and," "moreover," and "furthermore."
Apr 7, 2014 · Besides, as for me, "likewise" is more comparative than "also", that is shows variations and alternatives of using something. It's about slight difference, you can't understand. In russian there is union "также" and adverb + particle "так же", so I match "also" with simple union and "likewise" with adverb + particle.
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Aug 22, 2010 · It does not mean thousands. It means a lot. I’m not sure where you’re referencing your words, but standard English is where you’d want to start. Also, I already explained in my response that of course they are just alternatives, as was requested, rather than encompassing what could have been assumed, style, convention, one-word synonyms, etc.
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Apr 22, 2011 · I am writing an essay in Spanish and I keep having to say 'también' and 'además' for the word 'also'. I was wondering if there was a more interesting way to say also. The sentence I am eventually trying to say is something along the lines of, 'I am also worried/concerned about being...
:) When I started writing, I did actually intend to make at least one or two more points - but there's a limit to what you can cram into a comment here. Also don't conflate my "feelings" and "suspicions" with Cerberus's text. He almost certainly has far more "formal knowledge" in such matters than me. –
Mar 23, 2014 · Another word/phrase for "In addition to" ... would also work. – Neil Robertson. Commented Jan 27, 2016 ...
Try to take the word after the "there are" as the subject, or object, of the sentence. And to find a verb more precise, or on the reverse more general than "are". Eventually, to express the idea in a totally different way. "There are penguins in Antarctica". -> "Penguins live in Antarctica".