What does `Noun-verb + も + する` mean? I'm not even sure this is actually a
structure. I found it in these 2 sentences:

>   1. 昨日のパーティーは料理もおいしかったし、雰囲気もよかった。（料理 [も] 美味しかった [し]）
>   2. リサはよく勉強 [も] する [し]、アルバイト [も] します。
>

Thank you
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grammar syntax particle-も
What does this structure (～ + も + verb/adjective) mean?
Those two sentences show the most basic usage of the particle も. も is a marker
which means "also". From
[Wikibooks](https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Japanese/Grammar/Basic_Particles#The_.22also.22_marker_.E3.82.82)
(emphasis mine):

> **The "also" marker も**  
>  も is quite simply a marker that says "also". **It replaces the particles は,
> が and を** but can also follow other particles. This can also be used to form
> a large list of words all acting as though one of the basic particles (は, を,
> or が) were affecting the whole list.
>
> しょうねん も しょうじょ も じょせい も だんせい も にんげん です。 Boys, girls, women and men are human.

In your first example sentence, the two が were replaced by も. In your second
example, the two を were replaced by も.

>   1. 「料理 **が** おいしかった」「雰囲気 **が** よかった」 → 「料理 **も** おいしかった」「雰囲気 **も** よかった」
>   2. 「リサは勉強 **を** する」「リサはアルバイト **を** する」 → 「リサは勉強 **も** する」「リサはアルバイト **も**
> する」
>

Related question:

  * [Using も in place of を](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/14739/5010)
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