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When you are including someone or something with you. For example: Do you want to go with me, too? (replacing also)

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The word "too" is used to indicate excessiveness or addition. It can be used to show agreement or similarity ("I want to go too"), as well as for emphasis or exaggeration ("It's too hot outside").

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