Please check if the following are right.
Are the following correct expressions?
1) He is too much/so much too young to die. ( I know that 'much too young is OK, but is it OK to add 'too' or 'so'?)
2) You are getting the issue too complicated by half ( to mean exaggeratedly complicated/ more complicated than necessary).
3) The question is too important by half.
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zany banana 409 He is too much/so much too young to die. I have never heard or read the sentence in this structure. It is usually; he is too young to die or too weak to walk.
- zany banana 409 He is too much/so much too young to die.
- I have never heard or read the sentence in this structure.
- It is usually; he is too young to die or too weak to walk.
- By the way death keeps no calender.
- zany banana 409 I know that 'much too young is OK I don't think so.
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zany banana 409He is too much/so much too young to die.
I have never heard or read the sentence in this structure. It is usually; he is too young to die or too weak to walk. By the way death keeps no calender.
zany banana 409I know that 'much too young is OK
I don't think so.
zany banana 409
0zany banana 409The question is too important by half.
Yes. It's correct. It's mean the question is important to an excessive degree.
http://mobile-dictionary.reverso.net/english-definition/by%20half
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