very / really / so / too
very / really / so / too significa “Intensificadores: very/really/so refuerzan; too significa «demasiado»”. Very, really y so refuerzan un adjetivo o adverbio: It is very cold. Formación: very/really/so + ADJ · too + ADJ (= more than is good)
Intensificadores: very/really/so refuerzan; too significa «demasiado»
A2Formación
very/really/so + ADJ · too + ADJ (= more than is good)
Explicación
Very, really y so refuerzan un adjetivo o adverbio: It is very cold. That movie was really good. I am so happy! Too es distinto — significa más de lo conveniente o posible: This bag is too heavy for me (no puedo llevarlo).
Ejemplos
Nota
too siempre implica un problema; very es neutro: very big (solo grande) ≠ too big (no cabe). too + ADJ + to do: too tired to cook.
FAQ
very / really / so / too — ¿qué significa y cómo se usa?
Intensificadores: very/really/so refuerzan; too significa «demasiado». Very, really y so refuerzan un adjetivo o adverbio: It is very cold. That movie was really good. I am so happy! Too es distinto — significa más de lo conveniente o posible: This bag is too heavy for me (no puedo llevarlo).
very / really / so / too — ¿cómo se forma?
very/really/so + ADJ · too + ADJ (= more than is good)
very / really / so / too — ¿algo a tener en cuenta?
too siempre implica un problema; very es neutro: very big (solo grande) ≠ too big (no cabe). too + ADJ + to do: too tired to cook.