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Father93 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
too/either
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You must do this homework again, it's full of mistakes, and it;s really not good too!....I was surprised....Why TOO ? .... I think....It must be either , because of don't ?
You must do this homework again, it's full of mistakes, and it;s really not good too!....I was surprised....Why TOO ? .... I think....It must be either , because of don't ?
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Why TOO ? It must be either , because of don't ? It's a bad sentence.
- Why TOO ?
- It must be either , because of don't ?
- It's a bad sentence.
- When the homework is full of mistakes, of course it is not good.
- So "too" is a wrong choice of word and doesn't really mean much to the sentence.
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father93You must do this homework again, it's full of mistakes, and it;s really not good too!....I was surprised....Why TOO ? .... I think....It must be either , because of don't ?It's a bad sentence. When the homework is full of mistakes, of course it is not good. So "too" is a wr
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Hi,
Not only it's full of mistakes and it's messy too!.
No.
eg Not only is it full of mistakes but messy too!.
eg It's not only full of mistakes but messy too!.
Clive
Not only it's full of mistakes and it's messy too!.
No.
eg Not only is it full of mistakes but messy too!.
eg It's not only full of mistakes but messy too!.
Clive
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The word "either" is better. "Too" really sounds funny- even to a native speaker.
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