Grammar

too + adjective

A1
Unit 6
4 m
Lesson 3

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Grammar

  • イントロ

    Do you know when we use the word “too” with adjectives? Watch a short explanation and repeat the example sentences after me.

Grammar

  • イントロ

    The word “too” with an adjective means something is not good or not right for some reason. It usually means “more than we want”. For example: “This T-shirt is too small” means it is not good because it is very small. “This dress is too big” means it is not good because it is very big.

Grammar

  • 今すぐ話す

    This T-shirt is too small

  • 今すぐ話す

    This dress is too big

  • 聞いて繰り返す

    ____ _-_____ __ ___ _____

  • 聞いて繰り返す

    ____ _____ __ ___ ___

  • 今すぐ翻訳

    このTシャツは小さすぎます

  • 今すぐ翻訳

    このドレスは大きすぎます

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too + adjective

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