To,+Too,+and+Two

Home The words, to, too, and too sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.
 * //To// (as a preposition) means in the direction of. //To// can also be used with a verb. (This is called an infinitive.)**
 * //Too// means also or very, or more than enough of something.**
 * //Two// means the number 2.**


 * I'm going to take two cookies for my brother and I my cousin, Tyler, is going to do it too with his sister. E.H**


 * I'm going to the farm too! S.M**


 * I am going to Mars and when I get there, I expect to see at least two Martians and then maybe two Martians that are of royalty too.L.H.**


 * I am going to the beach in two more days because Kelly' s going too. R.G**


 * I am so happy because this year I get two presents for my birthday. A.R.**


 * I am going to Too Much Sand Beach with two of my friends. K.**


 * Two actors traveled to Arizona to get two rocks for their two acts. R.D.**


 * I wish I could go to Six Flags because I have two tickets D.N.**


 * I went to the Phillies' game and caught two balls. D.B.**


 * Two zebras roamed around Central Park on leashes held by a mime. K. C.**


 * I am going to steal a car from a guy, in a red cast, in two days and my sister is coming too. K.N.**


 * "I am going to meet my two friends too," said Joe. K W**


 * My mom went to the super market with my two sisters. H.S.**


 * I want to eat two pies. GK**