this time too vs this time also

Both 'this time too' and 'this time also' are correct and can be used interchangeably. They both convey the idea of something happening again at the present moment. The choice between 'too' and 'also' is a matter of personal preference or style.

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this time too

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that something is happening again at the present moment, similar to previous occurrences.

Examples:

He was late this time too.
She forgot her keys this time too.
They won the game this time too.

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Like we will do this time too.
We are grateful for the exchange of opinions which we always have in your committee, and we know that this time too you will surely make the necessary decisions on the basis of our work.
I am pleased to say that in both cases the European Parliament voted by an overwhelming majority in favour of the proposals put forward, and I hope that this time too our position will be adopted by a similar majority.
This time too we are viewing the demand being made by certain media to withhold the subsidy for the University of Social and Media Culture as a blatant expression of discrimination and of a motivation driven by criteria other than intrinsic merit.
You will this time too.
I'll help you out this time too, Johan, but then, this has to stop.
This time too he used items belonging to her.
This time too, let us show how we can teach ourselves new concepts and take new initiatives to combat these afflictions.
We hope that your mother do not get angry this time too.
Well done, you found someone to do your dirty work this time too.
I have faith this time too.
I think that's what happened this time too.
And those guys were this close to letting us play this time too.
And if she won't have the bull this time too, sell her for meat and buy new batteries for the radio.
I heard it spoke of two days ago, but as often as he wasn't before, I hoped he wasn't this time too.
Just as the MacSharry reforms for the first time introduced a budget line which had little to do with policy on markets and prices as such, this time too all manner of new chapters are being added.
When, now, the Council contributes its own points of view, it will come as no surprise if, this time too, a much more meagre result is arrived at, a result very close to the figures in the Gothenburg Protocol.
The first report on human rights was published in 1999, when Finland, as it was this time too, was involved in drafting the report in its role as Presidency of the European Union.
Parliament has always stressed the significance of questions such as human rights, energy security and minority rights, and so this time too, these matters cannot fail to be raised at the summit.
You had a good shot this time Too bad

Alternatives:

this time also
this time as well
this time again
this time once more
this time yet again

this time also