to vs too vs two: What's the Difference?
These words sound alike but mean different things. Here's how to keep them straight.
What each one means
- to: direction or infinitive verb
- too: also or excessive
- two: the number 2
Examples
- to: I want to go to the park.
- too: Can I come too? This is too heavy!
- two: I have two cats.
Practice
I need ___ go ___ the store. Can you come ___? We need ___ buy ___ apples.
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