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Prajwalkr Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Too and Very
What is the difference between 'too' and 'very'?Are there sentences in which only 'too' can be used or only 'very' can be used?
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"Very" just means "to a great extent" . " It may be good or bad depending on the situation. It only means that the temperature of the tea is high.
- "Very" just means "to a great extent" .
- " It may be good or bad depending on the situation.
- It only means that the temperature of the tea is high.
- "Too" means "excessively, more than you need or consider appropriate, reasonable" .
- It's usually bad.
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"Very" just means "to a great extent".
"This tea is very hot." It may be good or bad depending on the situation. It only means that the temperature of the tea is high.
"Too" means "excessively, more than you need or consider appropriate, reasonable". It's usually bad.
"The tea is too hot, you can't give it to the child."
"The watch is
"This tea is very hot." It may be good or bad depending on the situation. It only means that the temperature of the tea is high.
"Too" means "excessively, more than you need or consider appropriate, reasonable". It's usually bad.
"The tea is too hot, you can't give it to the child."
"The watch is
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