🇬🇧 Too meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Too" is a word we use when something is more than we need or more than is good. If you pour a lot of juice and it spills, you poured too much. If something is too loud, it is louder than feels comfortable. If you stay up too late, you stay up later than is good for you. "Too" tells us that something has gone past the good or normal amount.

The slide was too slippery, and I reached the bottom before my scream did.

The cookie jar was too high, so I tried to grow taller just by staring at it.

I added too much pepper, and my nose did ten sneezes in a row without asking permission.

The ice cream was too big, and it started melting faster than my tongue could keep up.

My cat was too lazy to chase the mouse, so it just watched it and yawned.

A boy has a big ice cream. It is too tall, and it is too soft. He eats too fast, and it falls. The floor is too wet, and ants come. He is too sad. A kind woman gives him a small cone. He smiles; it is just right now.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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