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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after that too" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will happen in addition to what has already been mentioned, often in a sequence of events.
Example: "We will finish the report by Friday, and after that too, we can start working on the presentation."
Alternatives: "also after that" or "in addition to that".
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The book after that, too.
They burnt the village after that too.
And the night after that, too.
And there were even chances after that too.
"You know what, we need to go after that too.
Somehow I lasted through the next day without one and the day after that too.
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The change comes after complaints that too many cases have been dropped before trial because of fears that the allegations would not stand up to scrutiny.
If there is a group named after him now, that too may be a front for Al Qaeda, the officials suggested.
If you had any pulse left after ten hours sleep, that too was taken and tabulated.
If it's more comedy you're after, Hawking has done that, too.
After that here too people will start to die due to being priced out of the oil economy.
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