ESL Grammar WorksheetsAdverbials ('as well', 'as well as', 'both ... and ...', 'also', 'too')

Adverbials ('as well', 'as well as', 'both ... and ...', 'also', 'too')

This B1 grammar worksheet for adult ESL learners focuses on adverbials of addition: as well, as well as, both … and …, also, and too. Learners study clear rules, common mistakes, and usage tips, then practise with multiple-choice questions, gap fills, sentence unscrambling, and sentence-building tasks. Ideal for general English, evening classes, or self-study, this worksheet builds accuracy, clarity, and confidence in everyday communication.

B1 (Intermediate)Adults Correlative Conjunctions

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We use "too", "as well", "also", "as well as", "both … and … " to add or connect similar ideas. too / as well → at the end of a sentence/clause She likes pizza too. also → before the main verb / after be They also want to visit the museum. as well as → links two things, but the first idea is more important He plays the guitar as well as the piano. both … and … → talks about two things together (use a plural verb) Both John and Mary are coming. ⚠️ Remember: Don't start a sentence with too or also. too is more informal than also. as well as ≠ and (doesn't always mean equal importance)

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