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To, too, two

To, two, and too are homophones because they are all pronounced the same. However, they are three different words.

To = preposition, also indicative of an infinitive verb form

• I am going to the grocery store. (prep)
• But I don't like to shop when it is too crowded. (inf)
• I drive to work every morning. (prep)
• I am talking to my mother on the phone. (prep)
  

• I am stressed out! I have two exams tomorrow!
• Her son is two years old.
• I haven't seen him in two weeks.

• You like icecream? I do too! (also)
• I was going to go for a run, but it is too hot outside.
• There are too many people in this room.
• I can't understand you. You are talking too fast.

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1. I have totootwoI don't know cats named Tiny and Buttons.

2. I can't hear you. It's twototooI don't know loud in here.

3. I like totwotooI don't know ride my bicycle in the park.

4. Will you walk totwotooI don't know the bus station with me?

5. You are from New York? - I'm from New York toototwoI don't know!

6. I will be home in totwotooI don't know days.

7. Don't forget totootwoI don't know do the laundry!

8. I don't like maths. It's tootwotoI don't know difficult.

9. Every morning I take the bus twotootoI don't know school.

10. I can't believe I slept so late! It's already totootwoI don't know in the afternoon.