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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The proper use for "too"
What kind of "to" do you put at the end of a sentence? Here's an example. Yeah, I want to go to the store TOO. Is that right?
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Yes, it's right. "Too" means "also" in this context. You may put all three of them at the end of a sentence, by the way: How many would you like?
- Yes, it's right.
- "Too" means "also" in this context.
- You may put all three of them at the end of a sentence, by the way: How many would you like?
- (reply) I'll take two.
- Can I use your bathroom?
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Yes, it's right. "Too" means "also" in this context.
You may put all three of them at the end of a sentence, by the way:
How many would you like? (reply) I'll take two.
Can I use your bathroom? (reply) If you have to. (Hmmm, that's not a sentence.)
You may put all three of them at the end of a sentence, by the way:
How many would you like? (reply) I'll take two.
Can I use your bathroom? (reply) If you have to. (Hmmm, that's not a sentence.)
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