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1. You will stay after the class and I want to speak to your parents
to
too
too much
too many
.
2. He arrived there
to
too
too much
too many
find that the last train had already left.
3. I won't go out today, you can take the car if you want
to
too
too much
too many
.
4. You can't do such a hard job, it is
to
too
too much
too many
for you.
5. Bob has been badly injured in the accident, it's
to
too
too much
too many
soon to say if he will survive.
6. I couldn't count them, they were
to
too
too much
too many
.
7. My son is far
to
too
too much
too many
young to drive a car.
8. When she came back home she found the door broken.
to
too
too much
too many
her horror the jewels were gone.
9. You 've put
to
too
too much
too many
salt in the soup.
10. Helen has been absent from school due
to
too
too much
too many
illness.
11. I don't like to drive along this road, there are
to
too
too much
too many
cars.
12. ' I'm feeling hungry and thirsty ' - ' Me
to
too
too much
too many
'
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