Transformations Involving 'Too' in Sentences

This video tutorial covers the transformation of sentences by removing or adding 'too'. It explains 'too' as an adverb of degree and provides examples of transforming sentences from affirmative to negative and vice versa. The tutorial also includes reverse transformations where 'too' is added back to sentences.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Changing sentence subjects

• Removing 'too' from sentences

• Adding 'too' to sentences

• Learning new vocabulary

What does 'too' describe in a sentence?

• The tense of the sentence

• The degree of an adverb or adjective

• The subject of the sentence

• The object of the sentence

Which of the following is an example of 'too' as an adverb of degree?

• He runs fast

• She is a teacher

• The weather is too hot

• The book is interesting

How do you transform 'I am too tired to walk'?

• I am so tired to walk

• I am tired to walk

• I am too tired that I cannot walk

• I am so tired that I cannot walk

What happens to the sentence when 'too' is removed?

• It becomes a question

• It remains the same

• It transforms from affirmative to negative

• It becomes a command

How is 'Posha was too intelligent to be defeated' transformed?

• Posha was so intelligent to be defeated

• Posha was too intelligent that she could not be defeated

• Posha was so intelligent that she could not be defeated

• Posha was intelligent to be defeated

What is used instead of 'cannot' in past tense transformations?

• Will not

• Might not

• Could not

• Should not

How do you transform 'He is too honest to accept a bribe'?

• He is too honest that he cannot accept a bribe

• He is so honest to accept a bribe

• He is so honest that he cannot accept a bribe

• He is honest to accept a bribe

What is the transformation for 'He is too dishonest not to accept a bribe'?

• He is too dishonest that he will accept a bribe

• He is so dishonest to accept a bribe

• He is so dishonest that he will accept a bribe

• He is dishonest not to accept a bribe

How do you transform 'The problem was too difficult for him to solve'?

• The problem was so difficult to solve

• The problem was so difficult that he could not solve it

• The problem was difficult for him to solve

• The problem was too difficult that he could not solve it