combine the sentence into one using : (a) too........to (b) so.....that......not
he is very honest . he will not accept a bribe.
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he is very honest so that he will not accept a bribe.
he is too honest to accept a bribe.
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Both are basically the same. The only difference is that they use 'infinitive' and 'that' as a verb.
The important part is 'He is honest.' and the rest acts as an adverb.
(a) uses infinitive. Infinitives can become an adverb.
He is too honest to accept a bribe.
(Here, 'to accept a bribe' is an adverb. The sentence is already complete, because 'He is too honest.' is a complete sentence.)
(b) uses 'that+S+V'.
He is so honest that he will not accept a bribe.
(Here, 'that he will not accept a bribe' is an adverb. Because the sentence 'He is so honest.' is already complete.)
I hope it's not too hard. If you learn more about adverbs, English will become a piece of cake!
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