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To long vs. Too long
To long
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Too long
/tuː lɒŋ/Examples:
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Ways to tell them apart:
- To long is not a correct phrase; to is typically followed by a verb or noun unless its part of an infinitive verb structure (e.g., to go, to the store').
- Too long implies something is excessively long, using too to indicate a higher degree than necessary.
- Remember that too, with two os, indicates excessiveness, while to with one o is used in various expressions but not for indicating comparison.
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