Too sentence for class 2

These TWO words sound the same. They look almost identical.

Too + adverb examples

Although, do they mean the same things? If you are still debating when to use to vs too, read this guide that explains how, step-by-step.

To vs. too: what’s the difference?

To, too, and two are all homophones, which are words that sound the same (or are pronounced the same) though they have different meanings and spellings. 

Of course, twospelled this way refers to the number or quantity of having ‘two’ of something.

This spelling (two) should be easiest to know when to use, just think: am I referring to the number, or something else? 

If it’s not the number, (the number that follows one, to be specific), then use the preposition to (or too, though the more common use is the former, as in the preposition).

To and too are two (see what I did there?) of the most commonly misused words in the English language ever.

While they share almost the exact same spelling, other than the additional ‘o’, to and too are distinct words and mean

how to put too in a sentence

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