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Ever get confused between too and very? I used to mix them up all the time—until I realized they actually mean very different things! Let me break it down with a fun example from a restaurant scene.

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When someone says, “This curry is VERY spicy,” it means the curry is just really spicy—like a compliment or a strong description. But if they say, “It’s TOO spicy,” that’s a warning: it’s too much to handle, maybe even unpleasant.

Same with coffee—“This coffee is TOO hot” means it’s dangerously hot, so you might want to wait. But “This coffee is VERY hot” means it’s just perfectly hot, and you like it!

So here’s the trick: VERY = strong positive or neutral description (It’s great, impressive, or intense) TOO = something excessive or a warning (It’s more than you want or can handle)

Next time you want to compliment or warn someone, remember this simple difference. It’ll make your English sound clearer and more natural!

Got it? I’m VERY happy you’re learning with me! 😄

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