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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Use of 'too'
Hi, I would like to ask a native speaker which of these structures is correct in English:
Being short too is a gift from above.
Being short is too a gift from above.
Being short is a gift from above too.
Thank you.
Being short too is a gift from above.
Being short is too a gift from above.
Being short is a gift from above too.
Thank you.
Top answer
This one is the most natural: Being short is a gift from above, too.
- This one is the most natural: Being short is a gift from above, too.
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This one is the most natural:
Being short is a gift from above, too.
Being short is a gift from above, too.
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Thank you for your answer, Alphecca Stars.
I agree it sounds most natural, but is the first one correct as well? Is it a little more emphatic than the others?
I agree it sounds most natural, but is the first one correct as well? Is it a little more emphatic than the others?
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AnonymousThank you for your answer, Alphecca Stars.I agree it sounds most natural, but is the first one correct as well? Is it a little more emphatic than the others?Put commas around too for a correct sentence. But it sounds a bit stilted (not very natural).
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