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Very late vs too late



 
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Very late vs too late #1 (permalink) Sat Jul 16, 2005 18:05 pm   Very late vs too late		  
:oops: HI!!!, I don't know the difference yet., I want a rule of the uses of very late or when to use too late!!!
thanks in advance.
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Very late vs too late #2 (permalink) Sun Jul 17, 2005 12:18 pm   Very late vs too late		  
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'Too late' indicates a failure of whatever enterprise is time-limited. It is no longer possible of accomplishment.

'Very late' is debilitative, but not necessarily fatal to the success of the enterprise.
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