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To, two and too are homophones - this means they sound the same even though they are spelt differently and have different meanings.
Homophones cause a lot of confusion and the spell checker on your computer cannot help you with them. So you have to learn them.
'To' can be a preposition. It says where or when something happens, for example:
He was coming to a crossroads.
It's a quarter to five.
'To' can also go with the verb in the infinitive, for example:
She's trying to give up smoking.
I want to pass my driving test first time.
'Two' means the number 2. Remember it by linking it with the word, 'twin'. For example:
He has two brothers.
Two weeks later, the aeroplane was discovered.
'Too' can mean 'as well'. For example:
I support Man United too.
Can you speak Spanish too?
'Too' can also be used to talk about a bad amount of something, for example:
It's too hot in here.
My gran is too old to live on her own now.