English, asked by sesalesabd, 1 month ago

USE ‘TOO’/ REMOVE ‘TOO’

1. He is too proud to admit his mistake.

2. The bag is so heavy that I cannot lift it.

3. He is too weak to walk.

4. This news is too good to be true.

5. He is too young to travel alone.

6. He was too late to catch the train.

7. The case is so urgent that we can’t postpone it.
8. He is too short to be a good basketball player.

9. It is so late that we can’t start a new lesson.

10. He is too young to understand the consequences of his action.

11. It is too early to predict the outcome.

12. He is too simple-minded to be a successful businessman.

13. The news is so good that it cannot be true.

14. The thief ran too fast for the police to catch.​

Answers

Answered by sreevallinukala8
0

Answer:

1. remove too

2. use too in the place of so

3. remove too

4.use too

5. use too

6.use too

7.use too in the place of so

8. use too

9. use too in the place of so

10. remove too

11. use too

12.remove too

13. use too in the place of so

14. remove too

Answered by sdv088
1

Answer:

1. He is so proud that he won't admit his mistake.

2. The bag is too heavy for me to lift it.

3. He is so weak that he cannot walk.

4. This news is so good that it cannot be true.

5. He is so young that he cannot travel alone.

6. He was so late that he could not catch the train.

7. The case is too urgent to postpone.

8. He is so short that he cannot be a good basketball player.

9. It is too late to start a new lesson.

10. He is so young that he cannot understand the consequences of his action.

11. It is so early that the outcome cannot be predicted.

12. He is so simple-minded that he cannot be a successful businessman.

13. The news is too good to be true.

14. The thief ran so fast that the police could not catch him.

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