Too is used:before adjectives and a

Too is used:
before adjectives and adverbs to indicate a negative impression. the food is too salty (or us) to eat (the food is very salty: we cant eat it) They arrived too late to find any free seats.
before many Or much to express the opposite meaning of
enough t noun. ед. There are too many students in the
class. The construction workers are making too much noise.
Note: many is used with countable nouns (books,chairs, etc) whereas much is used with uncountable nouns (sugar
noise, etc)

Results (English) 2:

USED is for Too:
the before and adjectives Adverbs to Indicate a negative impression The. food is of too the salty (or us) to eat (the food is very salty: we cant be eat IT) for They Arrived of too late to the find the any free seats.
the before MANY Or much to express the Opposite Meaning of
enough t noun. u Are of too MANY There students in the
class. Construction workers are of The-making of too much noise.
The Note: MANY USED is with Countable nouns (the books, chairs, etc) whereas much is USED with uncountable nouns (sugar
noise, etc)

Results (English) 3:

too is used:before and at adverbs to indicate a negative impression. the food is too salty (for us) to eat the food is very salty: we can eat it) they would not too late to find any free seats.before many or much to express the character meaning ofi t form. ed. there are too many students in theclass. the construction workers are making too much noise.note: many is used with countable speech (books, chairs, etc), whereas much is used and, as uncountable (sugarnoise, etc)