He is so weak that he cannot work any more using to..too
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He is too weak to walk any more
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He is too weak to walk anymore.
- The words too…to have a negative implication. It implies "more than is necessary or desirable".
- The structure of the sentence is TOO + ADJECTIVE/ ADVERB + TO –INFINITIVE.
- In some questions, we are directed to solve a question as instructed, which means we have to follow the instruction. But when it comes to grammar we are given a few words or sometimes we are told to change the given question as requested. For example, change the affirmative sentence into a negative, add the given adjective in the statement, add a question tag in a simple statement, etc.
- "Too” is an adverb which can be used to replace words such as “excessively”, “additionally”, “as well” or “also”. Whereas, “To”, is a versatile preposition that can be used in numerous situations and contexts.
Hence, He is too weak to walk anymore.
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