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Kooyeen Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

too or either?

Hi,
I think I need "too" because the verb it refers to is "I hope", which is not negated.

- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
- Me too/neither.

- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
- I hope so too.

- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
- I hope I actually didn't too.

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Kooyeen Hi, I think I need "too" because the verb it refers to is "I hope", which is not negated. - I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply - Me too/ neither . - I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply - I hope so too.

— Yankee

  • Kooyeen Hi, I think I need "too" because the verb it refers to is "I hope", which is not negated.
  • - I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply - Me too/ neither .
  • - I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply - I hope so too.
  • - I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply - I hope I actually didn't too.
  • Ick.
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KooyeenHi,
I think I need "too" because the verb it refers to is "I hope", which is not negated.

- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
- Me too/neither.

- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
- I hope so too.

- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
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Yankee
Kooyeen
- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
- I hope I actually didn't too. Ick.
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I think I need "too" because the verb it refers to is "I hope"
Yup. You need "too". Amy has already given you the gory details.

CJ
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Kooyeen
Yankee
Kooyeen
- I hope you didn't drill that into your head too deeply
- I hope I actually didn't too. Ick.
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ick doesn't stand for anything.
It's an expression of mild disgust.

CJ
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