Use of "too .... to"
1. The box is very heavy. I can not carry it.
Ans: The box is too heavy + for + me +to carry.
2. The problem is very hard. We can not solve it.
Ans: The problem is too hard for us to solve.
3. The tea was very hot. He could not drink it.
Ans. The tea was too hot for him to drink.
4. The mountain is very high. They can not climb it.
Ans: The mountain is too high for them to climb.
5. Champagne was very costly. The writer could not afford it.
Ans: Champagne was too costly for the writer to afford.
** Again -
1. The parcel is very heavy. It cannot be sent by post.
Ans: The parcel is too heavy to be sent by post.
2. She is singing very softly. She cannot be understood easily.
Ans: She is singing too softly to be understood easily.
3. They are very nice. They cannot be used just at present.
Ans. They are too nice to be used just at present.
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4. Della saved a very small amount. She could not buy a nice gift for Jim.
Ans. Della saved too small an amount to buy a nice gift for Jim.
