when in a sentense we should use /so/ when /very/ and /too/???

Question

please give examples for each of them .thanks alot

Answer 1

so :
1. in order that; "Eat your broccoli so you can have dessert."
2. Very; "He is so good!" , "It’s not so bad."
3. To this or that extent; "I need a piece of cloth so long."
4. In this or that manner; " Place the napkin on the table just so." 5. (slang, especially US) Very much; " But I so want to see the Queen when she visits our town!" , "That is so not true!"

when:
1. at what time; "They were told when to sleep."
2. at such time as; "I’m happiest when I’m working."
3. as soon as; "I’ll do it when I get the time."

very:
(as an adjective)
1. Exactly the same; identical. "He proposed marriage in the same restaurant, at the very table where they first met."

(as an adverb)
1. to a high degree; " You're very tall."
2. true, truly; "He tried his very best." , "It was a very unique experience. (nonstandard)"

too:
1. Likewise; also; in addition. "I like pizza and my brother likes it too."
2. Over; more than enough; -- noting excess; as too much. "This dress is too expensive, I can't afford it."

Answer 2

1. Our Mom used to so clothes for all the children.
2. We have very little when here and no rain to speak of.
3. The temperature can very quite a bit here in Saudi Arabia
but it is mostly hot.
4. I have too brothers and one sister

Hope this helps!

Answer 3

so - to add emphasis
I am so tired, She is so pretty.

when - time, especially in questions -
When are you going out? When will I see you again?

Also to specify a time.
I will come to the shop when I am ready.

very - again for emphasis -
I am very tired. She is very pretty.
very and so are often interchangeable.

too - too much, too many. More emphasis, but often qualified by a new phrase within a sentence ( note spelling of sentence).
I am too tired to watch the show. She is too pretty for that part in the play.