N5 grammar

〜も

mo

Also, too, either

Formation

も says that this one belongs with the last one. In a negative sentence it comes out as not either. It replaces は, が and を rather than stacking on top of them, so it is 私も and never 私はも.

Examples

〜も is marked in each sentence. Tap any word for its dictionary entry.

  1. I went there dozens of times.

  2. Greeks often eat fish, too.

  3. I have been here for many years.

  4. He is done for.

  5. I have nothing to fall back on.

The explanation is ours, written for this site. Example sentences from Tatoeba (CC BY 2.0 FR), each machine-checked to actually contain the pattern. Furigana is generated automatically, so a rare reading may be imperfect.