も means “also” or “too.” It replaces other particles like は, が, or を to show that something is added to what was already mentioned. Key points: • も means “also/too” • It replaces は/が/を, not used together with them • It can attach to nouns, times, or quantities • It often answers “me too” or “also” statements For example, “私は学生です” means “I am a student.” If you want to say “I am also a student,” you say “私も学生です.” Here も replaces は. You can also say “りんごも食べます” to mean “I also eat apples.” If the original sentence had を, も replaces it. This particle is very common in conversation because it helps you add information politely and naturally. It is especially useful when agreeing or adding yourself to a group: “私も行きます” (I will go too). Remember: place も where the original particle would be. This makes your sentence sound natural and keeps the meaning clear.