These three words are easy to confuse. They intensify the amount or quality of something.
VERY
We use "very" to intensify adjectives. An adjective describes a noun. A red ball. A tall man. A sad boy.
- There is a very happy child.
MANY
We use "many" to intensify nouns. A noun is a person, place, or thing. A red ball. A tall man. A sad boy.
- There are many happy children.
You can even say: "There are many very happy children."
TOO
We use "too" instead of very or many when we don't like something. (It has a negative connotation.)
- There are too many cars on the road.
- I am too tired to go out tonight.
Practice
The box will turn green when you fill in the correct word.
- There are many people on this bus. :(
- There are children at the park today. :)
- That man is kind. :)
- She is talkative. :(
- She is talkative. :)