Also in a sentence as a conjunction

‘Also’, ‘too’ and ‘as well’ are adverbs that mean 'in addition'.
They are almost synonymous but are not always interchangeable.
There are a few differences and they are not placed in the same position in a clause or sentence.

• ALSO :
  
  ALSO goes immediately before the action verb, between the auxiliary and the verb, or after the verb ‘be’.
  
  • She not only sings but she also plays the piano.
  • My mother has taken Italian and she has also joined an art class.
  • The visitors were mostly locals but there were also some tourists.
  • I have made some soup and I have also left ham in the refrigerator.
    
    
  ALSO is sometimes put at the beginning of a clause to add information (like 'moreover').
  • Eva is a very good skier.
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    Also, she goes hiking a lot.

  • Take warm clothes with you. Also, walking shoes are advised.
  • The insurance covered the damage to the car.
    Also, a  replacement car was provided during the repair work.
    
    
  ALSO is not placed at the end of a sentence when it means ‘in addition’, but can
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