The difference in the usage of several words in English that mean too very .

so: So (there is a sentence form so....)that...So ......That; so that it is easier).

too: too (generally the result is the opposite of what is expected, there is a sentence pattern too....)to...It's too ......So much so that it is not ......) is used at the end of the sentence to mean "also", as in me too

very: very (usually + adjective).

much: modifies uncountable nouns (many modifies countable, a lot of lots of singular and plural can be used).

very much: very (to a certain extent, such as thank you very much).

So is used to receive the adjective so beautiful or so much and can be translated as "so... In addition to being used at the end of a sentence to mean "too", too can also be used with the adjective too much. too late means "too ...

Or form a sentence too... to。。。It's too ......That;

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so is often used to exclamation.

Is there a definition of too as too....to

very, quite usage is the same.

Very much is an adverb that modifies a verb.

The much modifier adjective is comparative, without the meaning of "very".

In fact, they are all the same, but some of the grammar is different.

One type: can't be too。

Example sentence: you can't be too careful with them.

The more careful you are with them, the better (and not overly careful).

too read French English [tu] American [tu]advIt's too ......Also; Very; Still; Very; Excessive.

Phrases: 1, all too often often, often travel.

2. none too at all.

3, all too soon is always too early; It's going too fast.

4. before too long; It's not too late.

5 too impatient to wait.

English Translation Skills:1. Omit the translation method.

This is contrary to the addition and translation method mentioned at the beginning, that is, the banquet stool requires you to delete the parts that do not conform to the way of expression, thinking habits or language habits of Chinese or English, so as not to make the translated sentences cumbersome.

2. Merger method.

The merging translation method is to merge multiple short finger sentences or simple sentences together to form a compound sentence or complex sentence, which mostly appears in the title of Chinese to English, such as the final translation into a definite clause, an adverbial clause, an object clause, and so on.

Too, very.

Dictionary] very; extremely; highly; extraordinary; unusual;

Example sentence] I just had a very terrible dream.

i just had the most awful dream