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This page: Learn the difference between the words "very" and "too" in English.

The coffee is too hot.
The difference between the words very and too can be confusing for English learners. Both words are adverbs, but their meanings are slightly different.
The word very means to a high degree, while the word too indicates that it is excessive (more than necessary).
Select the word that makes the most sense in the sentence.
Instructions example |
Write one sentence using "too" and one sentence using "very".
examples:
The shirt is too small.
The earrings are very expensive.
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