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Too much/To much
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Too much
/tuː mʌtʃ/
Describing a quantity or degree that is excessive or more than needed
Examples:
Synonyms:
excessive
overwhelming
unreasonable
superfluous
surplus
Antonyms:
insufficient
inadequate
scant
less
To much
/tə ˈmʌtʃ/
An excessive quantity or degree of something.
Examples:
Synonyms:
excessive
overabundant
Antonyms:
sufficient
adequate
Ways to tell them apart:
Too much
is a phrase where
too
is an adverb meaning
excessively.
To much
is incorrect;
to
is usually a preposition or part of an infinitive and doesn
t pair with
much.'
Remember,
too much
indicates something beyond a normal or desired amount.
When to use too much:
When to use to much:
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