What does “along with” mean?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
"Along with" is similar in meaning to "and," "also," "together with," "accompanied by/with," "as well as," "in addition to," and so on. It is a bit more formal than "and" or "also," but has the same meaning. Ex: I live with my parents and grandparents, along with two cats and one dog. Ex: I ate tomato pasta along with salad for dinner.