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Too hard vs. To hard

"Too hard" vs. "To hard" in English

What Are Their Differences?

'Too hard' is a phrase that indicates something being overly difficult. Since 'hard' is only an adjective and an adverb, we not have 'to hard'. It is a misspelling.

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