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Question
The apples are so cheap that they cannot be good. (Use: 'too')
Options
The apples are too cheap and good.
The apples are too cheap as well as good.
The apples are too good to be cheap.
The apples are too cheap to be good.
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Solution
The apples are too cheap to be good.
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