Too e Also

We use also or too to add another idea in the dialogue. Also usually goes before the verb. Too goes at the end of the sentence. If too is before the verb or an adjective, it signify very.
The English teacher wanted tell a history about this, but he talk about emos until the lesson end. But I think that the history end is approximately thus:

...and, because of this, the Too and the Also turn enemies. They never want be nears. In the file, the Also must stay before a school friend verb and, the Too, after.