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Grammar detail: あまりに（も）

あまりに（も） - too ~; too much; excessive ~

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あまりに

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(optional)も

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positive adjective or positive verb

means

too ~

はあまりに

れているので

れない。
I am too tired to run.

The も is optional and just adds additional emphasis.

らはあまりにも

れていたので

に

らなかった。
They were too tired to climb a mountain.

あまりにも

てしまった。
Far too tired to eat, I just went to sleep.

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あまり - not much; too ~

Kanji used in this grammar

私

シわたくしわたし I, myself

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2

疲

ヒ fatigue つかれる to be tired

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3

走

ソウはしる run

2

彼

ヒかれ he

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3

山

サンやま mountain

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1

登

トウトのぼる to climb

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3

食

ショクジキ food たべる to eat くう to eat

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1

事

ジズこと thing; matter

2

寝

シンねかす to lay down ねる to sleep, to lie down

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3

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