Added To

Pronunciation: /ˈædəd tuː/

Definitions of added to

verb to join or combine with something else to increase its size, quantity, or importance

Example Sentences

A1 I added sugar to my coffee.

A2 She added more details to the story.

B1 The chef added a pinch of salt to the soup for flavor.

B2 The artist added a splash of color to the painting.

C1 The designer added intricate patterns to the fabric.

C2 The author added depth to the characters in the novel.

Examples of added to in a Sentence

formal The new feature was added to the software update.

informal I just added some extra toppings to my pizza.

slang She added some bling to her outfit for the party.

figurative His reckless behavior only added fuel to the fire.

Grammatical Forms of added to

• past tense: added to
• plural: added tos
• comparative: more added to
• superlative: most added to
• present tense: add to
• future tense: will add to
• perfect tense: have added to
• continuous tense: is adding to
• singular: adds to
• positive degree: added to
• infinitive: to add to
• gerund: adding to
• participle: added to

Origin and Evolution of added to

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The phrase 'added to' originated from Old French 'ajouter a' which means 'to join to'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the phrase 'added to' has evolved to be commonly used in English to indicate the act of including something to an existing entity or group.