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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Another, yet strange, "to" vs. "too"
Question: I am generally familiar with the cases when you should use "to" and "too". What about this one:
"We are working with the vendor to clarify conflicting documentation as to how fast the pressure transmitters respond"
"We are working with the vendor to clarify conflicting documentation as to how fast the pressure transmitters respond"
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I'm having trouble seeing where you confusion lies. Too = also and too = an excessive amount or an insufficent amount. He's coming too.
- I'm having trouble seeing where you confusion lies.
- Too = also and too = an excessive amount or an insufficent amount.
- He's coming too.
- He is too tall to fit comfortably in the seat on the airplane.
- We had to cancel the class that night; too few people could come.
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I'm having trouble seeing where you confusion lies.
Too = also and too = an excessive amount or an insufficent amount.
He's coming too.
He is too tall to fit comfortably in the seat on the airplane.
We had to cancel the class that night; too few people could come.
Too = also and too = an excessive amount or an insufficent amount.
He's coming too.
He is too tall to fit comfortably in the seat on the airplane.
We had to cancel the class that night; too few people could come.
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