Question

He is so weak that he cannot walk .
(simple sentence

Answer 1

Question :

He is so weak that he cannot walk.

[ Turn into simple sentence ]

Answer :

He is too weak to walk.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The correct sentence is 'He is too weak to walk.'

Explanation:

So is used to express a (bad) scenario when something exceeds a limit. It is similar to the word very, but a little harsher.

In place of an adjective or adverb, so is used.

• So + adverb/adjective (no noun)

When there is NO noun, like so too is used BEFORE an adjective or adverb.

• Too + adverb or adjective (no noun).

If the sentence is in the affirmative, we must add a negative in order to transform "so...that" to "too...to."

So, here in a sentence weak is adjective so we will use' too' and we will replace the negative word cannot with 'to'.

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