1. She is too weak to climb up a tree. (She is so...)
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She is so weak that he couldn't climb up a tree.
- Generally , in a sentence, when we remove too , we need to use so...that .
- Also , remember that if the sentence containing too is affirmative, the sentence containing so...that becomes negative and vice-versa.
- Example -
1. He's too honest to accept the bribe.
=》He's so honest that he couldn't accept the bribe.
- Generally, in the sentence, when we want to use too , we remove so ...that.
- Also, remember that if the sentence containing so ...that is affirmative, the sentence containing too becomes negative and vice-versa.
- Example -
1. The table is so heavy that I can't lift it.
=》The table is too heavy to lift.
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She is so weak that she couldn't climb up a tree.
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