Hello. I'm stumped as to which usage is correct - also has or has also - and why.

She plans a lot of events for the school. She has also worked on many committees.
She plans a lot of events for the school. She also has worked on many committees.

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Hello. I'm stumped as to which usage is correct - also has or has also - and why.

She plans a lot of events for the school. She has also worked on many committees.
She plans a lot of events for the school. She also has worked on many committees.

anonymous · Answer

"She plans a lot of events for the school. She also has worked on many committees. "

anonymous · Answer

I'm pretty confident that either usage is technically correct. "Has also" actually sounds better to me.

anonymous · Answer

On this question, I would go with choice A. They are both technically correct, so you have to go on what sounds right when you say it aloud.