Too much or too much? How do you write? What's the difference? Know when to use.

You want to demonstrate intensity in a sentence, but what is the correct way to do it: too much or too much? Which of the two options is used as a synonym for “very”? And what would the meaning of the other be? This is one of the most common questions in the Portuguese language.

It is not uncommon to find texts where people want to express intensity and end up making spelling mistakes. When speaking, you may not notice the error, but the writing is the problem! Although the pronunciation is pretty much the same, it's not just the writing that differs.

the meaning of "too much or too much" is different from each other!

Too much or too much: know when each one is used

Do you want to know how to put an end to this doubt and find out when to use “Too much or too much”? So follow the explanation below!

Too much

Whenever you think about this adverbial phrase, try to substitute its meaning for “plus”. In other words, instead of intensity, you are referring to quantity, two very different things. It refers to the opposite of “not enough”.

Check out the examples below to better understand how to use the phrase:

He didn't say anything too much, it was her exaggeration.
The food in that restaurant is nothing special.
He doesn't have too many or too few problems.

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Too much

Many people use “too much” when they want to refer to the word “too much” and vice versa. In fact, the “too much” together is what expresses intensity, as it is characterized precisely as an adverb of intensity. Among its synonyms you can find “too much”, “too much”, etc.

Follow some examples below to better visualize the difference:

You eat too much!
I was too tired to go out, sorry.
They weren't too young, they were our age.
You like this movie a lot, right?
We really need that phone!

The adverb can also be used in other cases, as a synonym for "in addition":

He was home, too, he would be late anyway.
Let's not talk about it anymore, too much, it exhausts me!

Also, "too much" can replace "others" in some sentences, as you can see below:

Don't go with the others, they're lost too.
The others will be able to tell you how to get there.

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agent or us
above or above
at last or at last