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In which one of the following sentences is the word too used like the word also? A. The dessert was too rich for his taste. B. W

ould you care if I went too? C. John had too much homework over the weekend. D. Harriman told Jake it was too bad about his mother.

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Anika [276]3 years ago

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For your question the answer is C.
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