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Cogar  +  441248 Sun, 11 Nov 07 10:55 AM

Hello,

Is the use of "also" necessary here?

He is a footballer and (also) a ruby player.
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Mister Micawber  +  441250 Sun, 11 Nov 07 10:57 AM

 Not necessary, but it stresses the additional skill (of rugby?)
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Anonymous, 23 days ago

 

hi. where is its place in the sentence? after verb, or ..
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