tài HSK1

very

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  1. Don't rush things.

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  2. As long as it is handled properly, the consequences won't be too serious.

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  3. I'm already too full; I really can't eat any more.

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  4. The prices at that shop are too high; it's clearly a rip-off.

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  5. Since it was so late, he decided to stay overnight at a friend's house.

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  6. The logic for solving this problem doesn't seem quite right.

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  7. It was so cold that he breathed on his hands to warm them.

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  8. She is on her period today and doesn't feel very well.

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  9. I'm so full that I feel like my stomach is going to burst.

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  10. This jar of water is too cloudy; it needs to settle for a while before it can be used.

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  11. He is too rigid in his ways and doesn't know how to adapt.

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  12. The noodles just out of the pot are too hot; wait for them to cool down a bit before eating.

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  13. Because he ran too fast, he stopped to gasp for air.

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  14. Your hair is getting too long; you should go get it cut.

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  15. Generally speaking, I don't like to eat food that's too spicy.

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  16. Doing it this way is certainly good, but the cost is too high.

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  17. His belt was too loose, and his pants kept falling down.

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  18. The elderly man's legs aren't very strong, and his movements are a bit slow.

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  19. This dessert is high in calories; don't eat too much.

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