'Too' can be used when you want to say that there is more of something than wanted or needed, for example, 'Too much homework' 'So' isn't as extreme, as is often used when you want to emphasise something, for example, 'It was so exciting'. Hope this helped!

It is possible to say both, but liveZ is more common used, despite the spelling!

It doesn't really make sense at the moment. To make in negative you would say 'I don't accept you at all', and to make it positive you would just say 'I accept you'.

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I'm a computer technician and I'm working part-time in a Computer Company which has 1200 employees and. I'm in charge of the Computer Department and I'm responsible for two people. I do helpdesk support and I do repairs to , as well as repairing the computers, printers and other gadgets. It involves doing a lot of overtime.

I like my job, but I would like to set-up my own company about web-site design being and be self-employed and so I could work from home and I will be on flexi time. although However, I think first I should have experience in this workplace because I'm inexperienced, such as for example, I've applied for a job in a web design company in another town where there is a vacant (Can you explain what you want to say here?). I hope that they will hire me, because I need a change of scene. Additionally my gross income will be more than it is currently and I will get holiday pay and sick pay. My salary will be 150€ more every month.

I'm well-qualified due to have studied management computer systems and I'm currently studying Development Web Applications and, Which I will graduate next year.