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It's too much hot vs It's very much hot

I'm afraid both phrases are incorrect in English. The correct way to express this idea is "It's too hot." The word "much" isn't needed in this context.
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It's too much hot

This phrase is not correct in English. The word "much" is not needed in this context.

The correct way to express this idea is "It's too hot."
  • Let it cool, 'cause it's much, much too hot.
  • I think he uses too much hot water.
  • As much hot water as you can manage.
  • There is not much hot water left.
  • So, maybe we should find out what got these hombres in so much hot salsa.
  • You know, my mama will be turning her grave if she see me adding this much hot pepper to her recipe.
  • I really am very sorry, Jack, that you're in so much hot water because of me.
  • Do. maybe we should find out what got these hombres in so much hot salsa.
  • Without a high price policy, energy saving measures will just be so much hot air.
  • Madam President, these are own-initiative reports and therefore they might be dismissed as so much hot air.
  • All other preconditions which MEPs in this House seek to apply to Israelis and Palestinians are so much hot air.
  • Without action, our words on the promotion of shared values are so much hot air.
  • Once again, the Union's common economic and foreign policies have proved to be so much hot air, and many commentators and politicians are already likening the agreement signed recently to the 1939 Ribbentrop-Molotov pact.
  • I don't care too much for hot food.
  • Our shame and also indignation are at so many lies, so much ambiguity and so much hot air.
  • All this intense economic debate and all the ever so clever schemes proposed and which have given rise to such concern will be so much hot air unless real steps are taken to prevent the impending demographic disaster in the EU.
  • Their other pronouncements are all so much hot air - and let the House watch what becomes of them!
  • The European citizenship we so often refer to in this society will continue to be nothing more than just so much hot air as long as employees are not properly informed and consulted on choices which determine their own future and that of their region and their country.
  • Speeches about equality between men and women will continue to be just so much hot air as long as countless working families are deprived of adequate housing and as long as there are not enough public amenities, child care centres and nursery schools.
  • I'm too much of a hot-blooded woman.

Alternatives:

  • It's too hot

It's very much hot

This phrase is not correct in English. The word "much" is not needed in this context.

The correct way to express this idea is "It's too hot."
  • As much hot water as you can manage.
  • I think he uses too much hot water.
  • There is not much hot water left.
  • So, maybe we should find out what got these hombres in so much hot salsa.
  • You know, my mama will be turning her grave if she see me adding this much hot pepper to her recipe.
  • I really am very sorry, Jack, that you're in so much hot water because of me.
  • Do. maybe we should find out what got these hombres in so much hot salsa.
  • Without a high price policy, energy saving measures will just be so much hot air.
  • Madam President, these are own-initiative reports and therefore they might be dismissed as so much hot air.
  • All other preconditions which MEPs in this House seek to apply to Israelis and Palestinians are so much hot air.
  • Without action, our words on the promotion of shared values are so much hot air.
  • Once again, the Union's common economic and foreign policies have proved to be so much hot air, and many commentators and politicians are already likening the agreement signed recently to the 1939 Ribbentrop-Molotov pact.
  • Our shame and also indignation are at so many lies, so much ambiguity and so much hot air.
  • All this intense economic debate and all the ever so clever schemes proposed and which have given rise to such concern will be so much hot air unless real steps are taken to prevent the impending demographic disaster in the EU.
  • Their other pronouncements are all so much hot air - and let the House watch what becomes of them!
  • The European citizenship we so often refer to in this society will continue to be nothing more than just so much hot air as long as employees are not properly informed and consulted on choices which determine their own future and that of their region and their country.
  • Speeches about equality between men and women will continue to be just so much hot air as long as countless working families are deprived of adequate housing and as long as there are not enough public amenities, child care centres and nursery schools.
  • It's so much better with hot mustard.
  • Let's hope that the girl's that much hot a least
  • Let it cool, 'cause it's much, much too hot.

Alternatives:

  • It's too hot

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