The difference between Too, So, and Very (Speak Fluent English)

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Respected Ma'am, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of this generation, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to solve the following grammatical issue that has baffled so many grammarians and teachers -Question --The question was very easy.Everyone could answer it (Join the sentences using 'too').My probable answers-(A) The question was too easy for everyone to answer (B) The question was too easy to answer (C) The question was too easy for everyone not to answer.Ma,am, do please let me know which of the above answers would be the most appropriate one.

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[@jimmyfabian2289]

Thank you very much!, but I have a question: Is "so" commomly use to express emotion, e.g: I'm so scared , I'm so glad to see you?

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It is too hot today. I wish it were not so hot today. (Why do we change 'too' into 'so' in wish sentences?

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if i say thanks a lots so it will be Right ??? And from your lecture mam i learn thanks very much or thanks so much instead of thanks too much

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A question : is better learn the two accents in English.. The american and the british?

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So always comes with emotions situations

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1.It's too hot today,so i want to wear a cap. 2. The weather is very nice today, let's go outside

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sorry but you say wrong i think, "it don't (doesn't should be) mean" 3:16

[@onikmolla6231]

Ma'am, If you want to use 'So' then you need something more like: She is so smart that he can't bit her. And if you want to use 'Very' you won't need extra connections like: Thank you very much. You can't use 'So' here untile you use something like: I'm so sorry that I can't explain.

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What's the difference between between and among?😂

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You can join our grammar course and learn all the useful grammar in a simple way. rossielts.com/courses/grammar-course/ Here is the answer to your question: The words "between" and "among" are both prepositions used to describe relationships or connections, but they are used in different contexts. Here’s how they differ: 1. Use "Between" for Two People or Things: "Between" is typically used when referring to two distinct entities (people, objects, or groups) or to emphasize a one-to-one relationship, even if there are more than two entities involved. Examples: The discussion was between the manager and the employee. (Two people) She walked between the two buildings. (Two objects) The negotiations between the three companies were intense. (Emphasizes individual relationships between each company) 2. Use "Among" for More Than Two People or Things: "Among" is used when referring to three or more entities and when the entities are seen as part of a group rather than distinct individuals. It indicates that something is in the midst of or surrounded by others. Examples: She was happy to be among her friends. (Part of a group) The prize was divided among the five winners. (More than two people) There is a sense of unity among the team members. (A group of people) Key Differences: Number of Entities: Use "between" when talking about two things or when emphasizing individual relationships within a larger group. Use "among" when talking about three or more things or when things are considered as part of a group. Focus on Individuality vs. Group: "Between" focuses on distinct, separate items or individuals, even if there are more than two. "Among" emphasizes being part of a larger, less distinct group. Special Cases with "Between": "Between" can also be used when discussing distinct, individual relationships or choices, even if there are more than two. Examples: There is a strong bond between the members of the band. (Emphasizes individual bonds) She had to choose between going to Paris, London, or New York. (Choice involving more than two options, but treated individually) Examples Comparing the Two: Between: The road runs between the two villages. She divided her time between work, school, and volunteering. (Three things, treated individually) Among: He found his place among the other students. The decision was popular among the community.

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