Question

It is a very hot . I can't go out. (use 'too'​

Answer 1

Answer:

It is very hot to go out too.

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Answer 2

It is too hot for me to go out.

• Combining the two sentences, 'I' changes to 'me'.
• The word 'too' is an adverb.
• It is used to convey the intensity or degree of something.
• Generally, 'too' indicates an excess of something, and so usually has a negative meaning.
• For example, here, 'too hot' means that it is hotter than desired.  
• Similarly, 'too young' or 'too smart'  are cases where 'too' is not used to appreciate the quality mentioned.
• 'Very' is also used to talk about the degree of something.
• However, 'very' is not usually a negative term.
• For example, 'very beautiful' and 'very studious'.

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