too
/tuː/
adverb
- To a higher degree than is desirable, permissible, or possible; excessively.
- He drove too fast and got a speeding ticket.
- The coffee is too hot to drink right now.
- She bought too many groceries and couldn't carry them all.
- In addition; also.
- We saw the movie, and we loved the soundtrack too.
- I'd like to come to the party too, if that's okay.
- My sister is a teacher, and my brother is one too.
- Used to emphasize agreement or confirmation, especially in response to a negative statement.
- “You didn't finish your homework.” “I did too!”
- “That's not true.” “It is too!”
- “You can't swim that far.” “I can too!”
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