How to Say ‘I also worked’ in French
J'ai aussi travaillé
💬 Usage Tip: 'Aussi' can emphasize additional actions.
Phrase Breakdown
J'ai
I have
Used to indicate a completed action.
J'ai mangé.
I have eaten.
aussi
also
To indicate an addition to what has been mentioned.
Je suis aussi fatigué.
I am also tired.
travaillé
worked
To do work or handle tasks.
J'ai travaillé hier.
I worked yesterday.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
J'
[zh]
I
A contraction of 'je', meaning 'I' or 'I have' in past tense constructions.
J'ai aussi travaillé hier.
I also worked yesterday.
ai
[ay]
have
Auxiliary verb used for forming the compound past tense.
J'ai fait mes devoirs.
I have done my homework.
aussi
[oh-see]
also
Expresses that something in addition happened.
J'ai aussi travaillé.
I also worked.
travaillé
[trah-vah-yay]
worked
Past participle of 'travailler', meaning to work.
J'ai travaillé dur aujourd'hui.
I worked hard today.
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