Question

2723 4 'If you are too much selfish, nobody will like you,' she said. 'If you are too [[much]] selfish, nobody will like you,' she said. _ too much + noun: 'I hope I haven't caused you too much trouble.'too + adjective/adverb (WITHOUT much ): 'The dress was too expensive. ''If you speak too quickly, he doesn't understand.'Compare: 'The English course was much/far too difficult for me.'

Accepted Answer

too ✗ 'If you are too selfish, nobody will like you,' she said. 'If you are too [[ ]] selfish, nobody will like you,' she said. much | _

Idx	2723
Keyword	too
Sub Entry Number	4
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	'If you are too much selfish, nobody will like you,' she said.
Correct Sentence	'If you are too selfish, nobody will like you,' she said.
Cloze Error Sentence	'If you are too [[much]] selfish, nobody will like you,' she said.
Cloze Sentence	'If you are too [[ ]] selfish, nobody will like you,' she said.
Cloze Answer	_
Choices	much \| _
Explanation	too much + noun: 'I hope I haven't caused you too much trouble.' too + adjective/adverb (WITHOUT much ): 'The dress was too expensive. ' 'If you speak too quickly, he doesn't understand.' Compare: 'The English course was much/far too difficult for me.'

Selfish Noun I Hope Caused Trouble Adjective/Adverb Dress