jasonlulu_2000
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It seems that "cannot...too" means differently.
For example, "you cannot be too strict with him" means that you should be strict with him.
What about "I was not able to walk. Fortunately, my electric wheelchair gave me lots of freedom.However, as I became older, I realized I couldn’t be too dependent on my electric wheelchair"?
This sentence seems contradictory to the rule. Should "too" be removed from this sentence?
Thanks!
For example, "you cannot be too strict with him" means that you should be strict with him.
What about "I was not able to walk. Fortunately, my electric wheelchair gave me lots of freedom.However, as I became older, I realized I couldn’t be too dependent on my electric wheelchair"?
This sentence seems contradictory to the rule. Should "too" be removed from this sentence?
Thanks!