as well as
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əz ˈwɛl əz/ · UK /əz ˈwel əz/
as well as means: Used to add another thing or action to what you have already mentioned.
conjunction
Used to add another thing or action to what you have already mentioned.
- She speaks French as well as English.
- He cooks as well as cleans.
- The shop sells books as well as toys.
Used to say how accurately or completely you can remember, judge, or do something.
- I explained it as well as I could.
- As well as I remember, the door was blue.
- He repaired the chair as well as he was able.
preposition
Together with another thing, person, or activity.
- Bring a coat as well as a hat.
- As well as working, she studies at night.
- The job requires patience as well as skill.
phrase
Used to add another thing or activity to what you have already mentioned.
- He brought fruit as well as bread.
- As well as running, she enjoys swimming.
- The hotel has a pool as well as a gym.
With the same skill or success as another person or activity.
- I cook as well as you.
- He doesn’t sing as well as his brother.
- Can she play tennis as well as she plays football?
Questions about as well as
What does as well as mean?
Used to add another thing or action to what you have already mentioned.
What is as well as in other languages?
Türkçe: ve · Español: y · Français: ainsi que · Deutsch: sowie · Italiano: oltre a · 日本語: および
How do you pronounce as well as?
In American English /əz ˈwɛl əz/; in British English /əz ˈwel əz/.
How do you use as well as in a sentence?
She speaks French as well as English. He cooks as well as cleans.
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