I was too tired to jump. (Remove ‘too’.) - Vidyadip

MCQ

I was too tired to jump. (Remove ‘too’.)

✓
I was so tired that I could not jump.
B
I was very tired and unable to jump.
C
I was exhausted and could not jump.
D
I was so exhausted that jumping was impossible.

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

I was so tired that I could not jump.

I was so tired that I could not jump.

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