241 There have also been claims of continued phone-tapping and bugging.

242 He continued to use obscene language and also to make threats.

243 It is possible , of course , that the converse of this theory may also be true.

244 She also writes a regular column for the Times Educational Supplement.

245 The responsibilities of a teacher lie not only in the inculcation of knowledge, but also in the setting of good examples and cultivating of virtues.

246 He was also learned in classical music with a great love of opera.

247 Data recorders also pin-point mechanical faults rapidly, reducing repair times.

248 This method of cooking also permits heat to penetrate evenly from both sides.

249 He seems quiet but reveals his true character on the football field. You can also use either word to talk about an example of something that has all the important qualities it should have:She was his first real girlfriend.

250 Many men also read the sports pages and the financial pages.

251 The country's intellectuals are also being taken to task for their failure to speak out against the regime.

252 She sings beautifully and also plays the flute and piano.

253 Officers will also continue their search of nearby open ground.

254 He could also have cut out much of the repetition and thus saved many pages.

255 The club also offers its congratulations to D. Brown on his appointment as president.

256 Beyond trying to write a book[sentencedict.com/also.html], he also compiled a dictionary.

257 The numbers also demonstrate that intermarriage is on the rise.

258 He might be poor but he's also proud, and he won't be pushed around by anyone.

259 The committee comprises/consists of two lawyers, two journalists and a teacher. You can also say is comprised of, though this use is often avoided in written English. It is not correct to use comprises of or is composed by /from.

260 Peter and I also did a cabaret at the Corn Exchange.

261 The two leaders also approved treaties to cut stockpiles of chemical weapons.

262 Mr Bryan also referred me to a book by the American journalist Anthony Scaduto.

263 Is the light good enough to take photos? In formal language you can also say that it is adequate, satisfactory or acceptable. These words on their own may suggest that something is only just good enough and could be better. Compare:This piece of work is satisfactory and This piece of work is very satisfactory.

264 He not only read the book, but also remembered what he had read.

265 Joining John Whitaker will be his brother Michael also riding under the British flag.

266 The latest Ferrari is not only faster than its predecessors but also more comfortable.