◇He got his article published. He also won an award.
◇She is a doctor. Her husband is also a doctor.
◇When they withdraw their forces, we shall also withdraw ours.
◇Janaki is a keen photographer.
She also likes to paint.
◇Some tablet computers can also be used to make phone calls.
◇Meera is hard-working. She is also quite ambitious.
◇I want to buy a pair of trousers. I also want to buy a shirt.

◇Supriya is quite good at painting. Her sister is also an accomplished artist.
◇When also refers to the whole clause, it goes at the beginning.
◇I am not about to buy this house. It is small. Also, it needs a lot of repairs.

◇She not only sings; she also plays the piano.
◇She not only sings; she plays the piano as well.
◇She not only sings; she plays the piano too.

●We do not normally use also in short answers and imperatives. Instead we use as well and too.
◇'I have a headache.' 'I have too.' (BUT NOT I also have.)

●In an informal style we use 'me too', instead of I am too.
◇'I am going home.' 'Me too.' (More natural than 'I am too.')

☺️ Can I follow you home? Cause my parents always told me to follow my dreams. 🔥
😎 Is your name Google? Because you've got everything I'm searching for.
😈 Your hand looks heavy. Here, let me hold it for you.

📖 if a situation is looking up, it is improving
📌 SYN improve, get better
🏷 Now the summer’s here things are looking up!
🏷 Things are looking up - I've got a new job and a new boyfriend.

📖 slow and unwilling
📌OPP willing
🏷 She gave a reluctant smile.
🏷 Maddox was reluctant to talk about it.
👪 Word family
👨🏻 (noun) reluctance
👩🏻 (adjective) reluctant
👦🏻 (adverb) reluctantly

📖 something that unites two or more people or groups, such as love, or a shared interest or idea
📌 bond between/ with/ of
🏷 Over the years the two men had developed deep bonds of friendship.
🏷 It's almost inevitable that the client will form a very close bond with the therapist.