Question

He is too composed to lose temper.
[Remove too')​

Answer 1

He is so composed that he cannot/can't lose temper

Explanation:

• When we remove "too" from a sentence and rewrite the sentence without changing its meaning we use "so....that"

The rules for converting "too" to "so that" are

1. First the subject is followed by the verb, that is , subject+verb.
2. remove “too” & write “so” in its place.
3. then we follow it with a Adjective/Adverb.
4. after adjective/adverb we use "that"
5. then we  use pronoun as per the subject.
6. remove “to” and then include the rest of the part of the sentence
7. We then use can’t/can/cannot/could not that in in accordance to to the tense.
8. So the rule is: Pattern will be subject+verb+ "so " Adjective/Adverb + "that" + pronoun(according to the subject)+ can/can’t/couldn’t/could not + rest of the sentences.

Examples,

It is too cold to go out of the mansion.

It is so cold that we cannot go out of the mansion.

Sometimes when there is "for"  (instead of "to") after the adjective, then we replace "for" with "be", while other rules remain the same as above

He is too dull for a work.

He is so dull that he cannot be a worker.

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Answer 2

he is so compossed that cannot to losse temper