also, and also

also, and also
Also is an adverb meaning "besides," "in addition": "He also likes music" implies that he likes something other than or in addition to music. In writing, also should not be used as a conjunction to join words or to introduce a sentence; avoid such statements as "I like steak, also bacon." Preferably write "I like steak and bacon" or "I like steak and also bacon." In talking, one might carelessly say "We played bridge during the party. Also we danced." In writing, also should not be forced to do the job of and, and also, likewise, moreover, and in addition.

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