Practice #2 Too, Very, So

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Practice #2
Too, Very So

Correct the following sentences. Some sentence may be correct.

1. I was very angry that I left the party.

2. The car was very new.

3. The music was too beautiful.

4. I bought a watermelon that was too big that it fed the entire party.

5. I like watermelon so much.

6. The boy was very young to go to school. He has to wait until next year.

7. Roberto is too tired.

8. He was too tired to stay awake.

9. Ottmar's music is very new that many people have not heard it.

10. AIDS is a too serious problem.