Question

I was too far gone to reason now (rewrite ‘too’)​

Answer 1

I WAS TOO FARGONE TO BE REASONED WITH

Answer 2

Answer:

I was gone too far to reason now.

Explanation:

1. 'Too' is an adverb that is used to denote excess of something, or in place of 'besides', 'as well', and 'also'.

Example: Your dog is too dirty.

2. Whereas 'To' is a preposition and is used to show the infinitive form of a verb.

- To is used to indicate a goal, a place, direction, a relation between words.

Example: Leela wants to swim.