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Too-Also-As well

Also is not used with negative verbs. It means: in addition;too.It usually goes with  verbs, in mid position( mid-position adverb usually goes before one-part verbs, after auxiliary verbs, and after am/is/are/was/were)

Also is more formal than too and as well. But too and as well are very common in spoken English. On the other hand as well is less common in AmE. 

Also usually goes before a main verb or after is, are, were.... .

Too and as well usually go at the end of the sentence. 

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1. She not only sings; she plays the piano.

2. She not only sings; she plays the piano.

3. Bring summer clothing and something warm to wear in the evenings.

4. He goes to London, and his sister goes .

5. He has been to Australia.

6. He likes watching films; he enjoys reading.

7. He plays several instruments and writes music.

8. I really love this song, and I liked the first one .

9. I can speak French .

10. My mother can knit pullovers and she cooks well.