Too vs Enough Dictation: Too with Adjectives
A2 Level
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Listen for too before the adjective. It says the degree is more than suitable for the situation, not simply very high. Something can be too small as well as too large: the problem is whether it fits the need. The next phrase may tell you who has the problem or what action is difficult. Hear that detail before typing. Keep too even if the adjective makes sense alone, and do not replace it with very. They give different judgements.
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