[Nagoyankee]

Come to think of it, I've seen も used incorrectly so many times by Japanese-learners.

If anyone wants to practice, try translating the following sentences into Japanese. In the parentheses, you will find the supplementary information to guide you, which you don't have to translate.

1. I, too, like apples. (John and Mary like them, too. )

2. I like apples, too. (there are also other fruits that I like)

3. Marty bought a new car, too. (Marty bought a few other things.)

4. Marty, too, bought a new car. (Kate and Jackie also bought new cars.)

Please don't be afraid of making mistakes. You can't ignore も to go on with your Japanese studies.