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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I want to know that what is right-1.The water is too pure ,or The water is very pure
  

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They are both grammatically correct. However, "The water is too pure" implies that you wish it was less pure -- that its being so pure is a disadvantage. There are not many situations which this would fit.

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  • They are both grammatically correct.
  • However, "The water is too pure" implies that you wish it was less pure -- that its being so pure is a disadvantage.
  • There are not many situations which this would fit.
  • "The water is very pure" is fine.
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They are both grammatically correct. However, "The water is too pure" implies that you wish it was less pure -- that its being so pure is a disadvantage. There are not many situations which this would fit. "The water is very pure" is fine.
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