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Hanuman_2000 Posted 9 years ago
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Hello,
1.The job offer was simply too good to refuse.
I have to remove 'too' and rewrite the above sentence.
A. The job offer was simply so good that I could not refuse it.
B. The job offer was simply so good that it could not be refused.
I am not able to understand whether 'the job' was 'too good' for the speaker or in general.
Which one is correct (A,B)?
Thanks.
1.The job offer was simply too good to refuse.
I have to remove 'too' and rewrite the above sentence.
A. The job offer was simply so good that I could not refuse it.
B. The job offer was simply so good that it could not be refused.
I am not able to understand whether 'the job' was 'too good' for the speaker or in general.
Which one is correct (A,B)?
Thanks.
Top answer
The job offer was simply too good to refuse. there is no indication that the offer was made to the writer/speaker. So, choose B.
- The job offer was simply too good to refuse.
- there is no indication that the offer was made to the writer/speaker.
- So, choose B.
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In.The job offer was simply too good to refuse. there is no indication that the offer was made to the writer/speaker.
So, choose B.
So, choose B.
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Hello,
1. The question too difficult for me.
A. The question is so difficult that I am not able to solve (it).
B. The question is so difficult that I cannot to solve it.
2. The box is too heavy to lift.
C. The box is so heavy that it cannot be lifted.
Whether I shall use 'it' in #A and #B?
In #C, the 'it is requir
1. The question too difficult for me.
A. The question is so difficult that I am not able to solve (it).
B. The question is so difficult that I cannot to solve it.
2. The box is too heavy to lift.
C. The box is so heavy that it cannot be lifted.
Whether I shall use 'it' in #A and #B?
In #C, the 'it is requir
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