Rewrite the following sentences to get rid of the Adverb ‘too
Change the adverb ‘too’ with suitable adverbs in the following sentences
- It is never too late to mend.
- He is too proud to beg.
- My heart is too full for words.
- He was too late to hear the first speech.
- He is too ignorant for a postman.
- The boy was too old for a whipping.
- This tree is too high for me to climb.
- He speaks too fast to be understood.
- He is far too stupid for such a difficult post.
- She was sobbing too deeply to make any answer.
- This fact is too evident to require proof.
- The work is too much for any man to do single-handed.
- This shirt is too small for me.
- The bag was too heavy for me to carry.
Here are the sentences with different adverbs replacing “too”:
- It is never belated to mend.
- He is overly proud to beg.
- My heart is excessively full for words.
- He was unduly late to hear the first speech.
- He is excessively ignorant of a postman.
- The boy was very old for a whipping.
- This tree is overly high for me to climb.
- He speaks overly fast to be understood.
- He is exceedingly stupid for such a difficult post.
- She was sobbing deeply, unable to make any answer.
- This fact is exceedingly evident to require proof.
- The work is truly burdensome for any man to do single-handedly.
- This shirt is so small for me.
- The bag was really heavy for me to carry.