How to use “so,” “very,” and “too” correctly | ESL Grammar All Levels

Many people have trouble using “so,” “very,” and “too” correctly, even advanced English-language learners. Sometimes even native speakers use them incorrectly in formal situations. Learn how to use them in formal and informal situations and how you can use “too” figuratively as part of an expression when saying “thanks.”

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