Improve Your English Skills: How to use “Too” Correctly One mistake I see English learners making quite often is using the word too when they mean something else. "That's too expensive." "It's too hot today." "That car is too small." In those examples, the word too does not mean a lot, which a lot of learners think it might. "That's too expensive" means you will not or cannot buy something because of the price. "It's too hot today" means that you can't do something because of how hot it is. "The

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